VOL. XVI. NO. 202
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1910.
PRICE 5 CENTS
WESTERN HORSE IS WINNER
HURON HANDICAP PALLS TO JOHN G. GREEN-
ER’S COLT, COUNTLESS.
Jockoy Davis Makes Mistake of Taking Martinez,
the Favorite. Out to Set the Pace — Helmet
Runs Fast Mile.
Saratoga. N. Y., August 23. — For a feature this
afternoon the Saratoga Association offered the
Huron, a race that had its first running in 1901.
It result isl" in a surprise when Countless, from the
stable of John (J. Greener, who bred Olambala and
Olsoau, as well as other good racers. was
winner after a long stretch drive over S. C. Hil-
itreth’s Hampton Court and Harry La Montague’s
Martinez. The race furnished one of the l>est fin-
ishes of the meeting and it was not until the num-
Iters were displayed that the result was definitely
known in the grandstand. Weather and track con-
ditions were ideal and there was a big crowd in
attendance. It is usual that on days when there
is a race through the field the crowd is greater
than on off days, but the card today, though it
lacked that spectacular race, was first-class and
there was no lack of interest from the winning of
Candleberry in the opening race to the victory of
Thomas Hitchcock’s fleet filly Bouncer In the last
number of the day.
Dalmatian was named overnight in the Huron
Handicap, but he was sold yesterday to Louis Winans
and was shipped last night to New York. His ab-
sence really increased the interest in the running
for the reason that the field was more evenly bal-
anced with him out of the way. Martinez, as was
natural, was made first choice. Countless and Chief
Kee had some following and there was support for
Captain Cassatt's Layminster at a long price. In
most of his good races Martinez has come from be-
hind.
Today Jockey S. Davis, who has made many mis
takes during the season, changed tactics and took
him to the front at the rise of the harrier. He had
sliced enough to cut out all the pace, but he could
not shake off Countless and through the stretch the
Greener three-year-old proved gaqier under a drive.
Hamptuu Court, at long (aids, because he had re
centl.v failed in a less fashionable field, was tin
one that Countless had to beat right at the finish.
He came with a determined rush in the last furlonj
and in another stride he would. have been the win
lier. Martinez saved third place and the others in
the field were well strung out at the fiuish. with
Pretend a bad last.
Rockville, John Sanford's Futurity candidate,
gave another exhibition of his worth when he easily
disposed of a smart lot of two-year-olds. There was
another Futurity eligible in the field, David Dunlop’s
Touch Me, but lie failed to finish in the money,
though his failure was purely due to hard luck all
through the running. He broke last of the field of
thirteen that started and through the stretch, just
when he was racing over his company, he was pock
eted on the rail and had no chance to get through.
Janies It. Keene's Helmet won his first race of the
meeting when he easily disposed of good opposition
in the mile handicap. He ran the distance in 1:38s.
Spin, a Keene two-year-old that started in the last
race, acted greenly all through the race and Thomas
Hitchcock. Jr.’s Bouncer was the winner, makiuj
show of all her opposition when she won by live
lengths in one of the fastest raees of the season.
S. F. Hyman claimed l’erry Johnson out of the
third face today for $9!M».
Jockeys Warren and Hoffman were each suspended
for four days by starter Cassidy.
I*. Dunne will ship his horses to Louisville Sep
temlier 10. He will permit them to rest here until
that date.
Doran te was badly kicked by Dullcare while at
the post in the third race. He ran a good race
after his injury to finish third, hut came back to
the scales lame.
At the close of the present meeting trainer Hurley
will ship the horses of E. U. Bradley- to Lexington.
James Butler’s horses will go west in the same
shipment.
Reports have been in circulation to the effect that
Kit* Herbert had bowed a tendon. The son of
Etlielliert — Morganatic worked a half mile yesterday-
in 53 and 8. C. Hildreth denies that there is any-
thing the matter with liis crack colt.
WORK-OUTS OF EASTERN HORSES.
along
easily
Has not been
Saratoga. N. Y.. August 23. — Recent work-outs of
horses in training here were as follows:
Main track — Weather clear: track good.
Agnier — Half mile in 50?. Has shown speed in
other work-outs.
Basliti — Five-eighths in 1:08.
Bf'soni — Three-quarters in 1:22. At his best.
Baron Dieskau — Three-quarters in 1:17. Has a fine
burst of speed and is ready.
Babbler — Three-quarters iu 1:18?. Coming to
form.
Belle Moore — Three-quarters in 1:18. Has not
been asked to show much fast work lately.
Crash — Three-quarters in 1:17. Has been show-
ing good work for some time.
Czar — Mile in 1:43.
Chemulpo — Half mile in 53. Has been on the
slow side for some time.
Cowl — Three-quarters in 1:15s. Looks good and
works well.
Denham — Mile iu 1:40. Was goi
iu his work.
Draelime — Three-quarters iu 1:18.
hurried.
Helena — Half mile in 52.
Field Moiis»> — Mil*- iu 1:46*. Looks good.
Fred Keene — Three-eighths in 37. Has a tine turn
of speed.
Firestone — Five-eighths in 1:03. At his best.
Granite — Half mile in 53. At his best.
Greenbridge — Half mile in 50*. Fit and ready.
Injury —Half mile in 30. Shows a lot of speed
in all his work-outs. <
Jest — Three -quarters iu 1:10. Has been on the
rlow side for some time.
Krikiua — Three-quarters iu 1:19. Now up to her
best.
Love-Not — Five-eighths iu 1 :••*». A smart-goin
filly.
Ia>vetie — Mile in 1:43. At his best.
Mason — Half mile in 52 J. Has plenty of speed
and acts like a g<«>d colt.
Maskette — Thr quarters iu 1:18. Was full of
fuu. but not let down.
MHisand* — Three-quarters iu 1:21. At her best.
Nightfall — Three-quarters iu 1:17. At her best.
Fa Iron — Half mile in 52.
Rose Queen — Half mile in 52. Was full of run
but uot let down.
Spin — Three-quarters in 1:18.
Stnrlwttl* — Mile iu 1:43. At his best.
Sebastian — Half mile iu 32?..
Whist Five-eighths in 1:07.
Woodcraft — Half mile in 53.
aud looks good .
Horse Haven track — Weather clear; track heavy.
Bob Vernon — Half mile in 05.
Ready to race.
At his best,
lias his old speed
Sam Hildreth may not win as much money this year as be did in 1909. but it is quite within the bounds
of possibility for him to do so. After Saratoga closes there is still much money to lie won before the year
ends. The Canadian circuit. Lexington, Louisville, Latonia. Oakland. Juarez and Jacksonville will all
present stake races ami in view of the big sum already to his credit he may |>uss his record of last year.
At any rate it is now a certainty that he is again to head the list of winning American owners. His stable
•amings are not far from double those of James R. Keene, his closest competitor. Mr. Keene’s total will
la- his smallest for a number of years and iie is now closely pressed by It. T. Wilson, Jr. The latter has
had a good year aud deserves it. The thirty leading own*
Won in
1909.
$159,112
111,733
4ti.*HiO
15.565
18,640
10.620
62,218
20,045
54.475
15,913
1st.
.68
23,520
7,105
7.805
32,800
51.145
31,780
10.095
15,500
16.530
7.0S0
313
18.215
11.160
12,195
19.960
10,635
4.320
3,890
32,415
Leading Winner
Owner. of 1909.
S. C. Hildreth Joe Madden ....
J. R. Keene Sweep 25
It. T. Wilson. Jr Radium Star 31
R. F. Carman Magazine 63
A. .Belmont Starbottle 29
Newcastle Stable Wise Mason 25
H. G. Bedwell . .Nadzu . .. 80
J. W. Schorr ...Gretna Green 38
B. Schreiber Jack Atkin 48
Beverwvck Stable Sir John Johnson 27
W. G. Yanke 24
G. M. Odotu Nimbus 30
T. Monahan Pretend 6
F. .T. Pons .’.Ben Double 36
R. L. Thomas .Flying Squirrel 28
P. T. Chinn .Pi-ute 29
W. Walker Stanley Fay 26
Oneck Stable ..Fashion Plate 19
W. Clay Ocean Bound 6
R. D. Williams La Gloria .’56
It. J. Mackenzie Desperado 23
Powell & Parker Lomond 39
C. L. Harrison .....Waldo .3
Valley Farm Stable Shimonese 9
S. A. Clopton Furnace 23
W. Gerst Douau 9
J. R. Wainwright A1 Muller 21
Silver Brook Farm The Turk 5
Quincy Stable Everett 9
I. H. Wheatcroft Woolwinder 9
1910 and
their stable
earnings are now:
Won in
Leading Winner
2d.
3d.
1910.
of 1910.
39
22
$106,025. . .
24
16
57,990. . .
22
39
51.840. . .
62
44
41.870. . .
26
21
39.260. . .
14
15
35.100. . .
78
32
30,012. . .
36
28
25,765. . .
70
78
22.280. . .
Sager
15
16
20.800. . .
12
13
19.130. . .
. . . . Round the World
24
9
18.395. . .
7
3
17.685. . .
40
35
17,65*5. . .
29
19
16.770. . .
Polls
17
21
13.250. . .
25
28
15.200. . .
u
7
14,935. . .
Fashion Plate
i
0
13.880. . .
IS
6
13.775. . .
25
27
12.980. . .
40
21
10.540. . .
3
3
10.198. . .
6
5
10.183. . .
13
ii
10.200. . .
.... Donald Macdonald
12
9
9,497. . .
15
16
9.118. . .
4
6
8.960. . .
8
11
8.815. . .
15
14
8,475...
As was to be anticipated, the running of the rich Saratoga stake raees has brought about many changes
iu the earnings and standing of the horses foremost Iu mouey winnings. Novelty is now by far the leader
i nd if he should add the Futurity to Sam Hildreth’s triumphs will elevate his sire, good old Kingston, to
first place in the American sire list of 1910. The deposed leader. Sweep, is still seeond. but is closely
pressed and is likely to he passed by Olamliala, perhaps by others. Thirteen horses are now winners of
$10,606 or more and the records and relative standing of the thirty leaders are:
Horse.
Age.
Pedigree.
Owner.
1st.
2d.
3d.
Unp
Won.
Novelty
. 2
Kiugston — Ourioeity
• S. C. Hildreth
... 9
2
2
1
$41,370
Sweep
. 3
Ben Brush — Pink Domino . . .
-J. it. Keene
... 4
0
1
0
23,625
olambala
. 4
Ornus — Blue A White, by Virgil R. T. Wilson. Jr. ...
2
1
1
20,965
Dalmatian
. 3
Ethelbert — Ionis — . . . .
. .S. C. Hildreth
... 7
2
2
1
19,195
Basliti
•>
Adam — Disadvantage
. .H. I’. Whitney
i
0
0
15.330
Naushon
. 2
Yankee — Royal Gun
. R. T. Wilson. Jr. ...
... 6
0
1
14,890
Textile
. 2
Inflexible — Gold Lace
. .T. Monahan
... 3
i
1
13,885
Iron Mask
. 2
Disguise — Roval Rose
. . J. It. Keene
4
0
o
13.380
Footprint
. 2
Rock Sand — Fetish
..A. Belmont
n
2
1
2
12,765
Semprolus
•>
Sempronius — Myrtelus
..It. F. Carman
0
4
i
11,876
Round the World. 2
Laekford — Nellie Bly
. . W. G. Yanke
... 7
1
0
i
11.765
Babbler
»>
Hastings — Bridlepath
..A. Belmont
3
11.500
King James . . .
. 5
Plaudit — 'Unsightly
. .S. C. Hildreth
4
i
2
11,450
Ocean Bound . .
. 3
Star Shoot — Flying Ship . . . .
. . W. Clay
... 6
1
0
i
9,030
Follie Levy ....
. 3
Golden Maxim — Ridicule . . . .
. -G. M. Odom
...12
l
4
8,300
Housemaid ....
. 2
Broomstick — -Ethel Pace
. -M. M. Allen
... 3
1
i
2
8.278
Trap Rock ....
. 2
Rock Sand — Topiarv
..A. Belmont
... 2
2
0
7.980
Fashion Plate .
. 4
Woolsthorpe — Fashionable . . .
..Oneck Stable
... 4
1
2
2
7.600
The Turk
. 3
Heno — Gracelle
. - Silver Brook Farm . .
... 4
2
0
7,600
John Griffin II.
. S
One Dime — Pokatella
. .D. C. Cottle
. . .16
3
3
7.590
Restigoucbe . . .
. 5
Commando — Dancing Water. .
..S. C. Hildreth
2
3
3
7,525
Sager
. 3
Bannockburn — Miss Marion. ..
. . B. Schreiber
... 7
7
4
4
7,395
Horizon
2
Hastings — Fond Hopes
. . R. F. Carman
7
1
6
7.205
Donau
. 3
Woolsthorpe — A1 Lone
. . W. Gerst
... 4
0
1
5
7,186
Hanliridge
• 5
Rauastar — 'Debacle
. .G. H. Holle
...16
6
2
4
7,065
Sir John Johnson
, o
Isidor — -La Tosca II
. .Beverwvck Stable . . .
3
1
6
5.990
Danger Mark . .
Sempronius — Flirtineer
- .J. W. 'May
3
i
5,900
Prince Gal ....
. 4
Galveston — -Princess Noretti
• -G. M. Odom
... 8
4
4
8
Fitz Herbert . .
. 4
Ethelbert — Morganatic
-.S. C. Hildreth
0
0
0
5.340
Martinez
. 3
Mazagan — Van-a-Clar
..P. M. Burch
• • • 5
3
5
3
5, 265
EASTERNERS FOR OAKLAND
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CALIFORNIA RACING RE-
CEIVED WITH ENTHUSIASM.
George H. Smith Again to Have Charge of Betting
Arrangements — T. H. Williams Expected at
Saratoga Before End of Eastern Season.
Salvidere was the best two-year-old of 1906 and is the only winner of the Adirondack Handicap to carry
more than 120 pounds. It is an event that, with the single exception noted, lias always, been carried off by
(lie middle weights or low weights. But that does not imply that its winners have been of mediocre class,
its winner Iasi year, Searpia, lias only run moderately well this year, but aside from Salvidere,- Smart Set.
Molly Brant, Tangle and Beaueoup were capital race horses. The record of the Adirondack is as follows:
Year. First.
Jockeys. Wt.
Second.
Wt.
Third.
Wt.
Val.
Time.
1901 Smart Set ....
Saturday .
Leonid
..108
$4,325
1:16?
1902 Molly Brant ..
Wild Thyme ...
Sir Voorhees .
..112
6,375
1:13?
1903 Sweet Gretchen
Leonidas .
115
Gold Saint ..
. .112
3.025
1:15?
1904 Broadcloth
....T. Burns. .113
Pasadena .
112
Blue Coat ....
.. 98
3,850
1:13}
1906 Salvidere
Don Enrique
no
Aletheuo
..108
3.850
1:14?
1907 Beaueoup
E. Dugan ..110
Falcada . .
104
Fultonville . .
. .104
3.850
1:14
1908 Sea Cliff
Statesman
114
Con’ght Ranger. 100
505
1:15?
1909 Searpia
.s..C. Grand.. 102
Chickasaw
116
Joe Morris ..
-.115
1.925
1:13
Bouncer — Half mile
in 54.
Ben
Lomond—
-Five-eighths in
1:06.
Rig Claim — Half mile in 55*.
Barley thorp*' — Five-eighths in 1:04.
Belleview — Mile and a quarter in 2:24.
Bishti— Half mile in 57;.
Banco — Three-quarters in 1:24.
Cu Bon — Three-eighths in 41.
Corinth — Five-eighths in 1:10?.
Discontent— Half mile in 56.
Danfield — Three-quarters in 1:25.
Dalmatian — Mile in 1:55.
Fred Keene — Half mile in 32.
Firestone — Mile in 1:52.
Fair Star — Half mile In 56.
Galley Slave — Three-quarter* in 1 :23i.
Herkimer — Three-quarter* in 1 :20.
Heretic — Three-quarter* in 1:20?.
Iron Mask- — Half mile In 54.
Kenelon — Three-quarter* iu 1:24.
Mason — -Half mile in 50?.
Novelty— Half mile in 52.
Old Boy — Five-eighths in 1:06.
Paton — Five-eighths in 1:03.
Pi'te — Half mile in 54*.
Kinda — Half mile in 55?.
Swish — Three-eighths in 41.
Savannah — Three-quarters in 1:19.
Single Fil. — Half mile in 54.
The Welkin — Mile and a quarter in 2:25.
Tom Melton — Mile iu 1:52.
Ticket of Leave — Mile in 1 :54.
Whin — Three-quarter* in 1:22.
Horse Haven track— Weather clear; track slow.
An gel u» — Half mile in 56*.
Agility — Three-quarters iu 1 :20S,
Amalfi— Three quarters in 1:27.
Areite — Half mile iu 52?.
Ayami — Half mile in 53§.
Aster d’Or — Mile iu 1:50.
Beaueoup — Mile and an eighth in 2:04.
Bad News — Mile iu 1:48*.
Busy Miss— Three-quarters in 1:22?.
Belfast — Three-quarters in 1:20.
Cu Bon — Five-eighths in 1:07.
Cherish — Three-quarters in 1:27.
Candleberry — Half mile in 49*.
Colston — Half mile in 55.
Cuttybunk — Three-quarters in 1:27.
Charlie Hargrave — Half mile in 53.
Dartworth — Five-eighths in 1:10.
Dreamer — Mile in 1:47.
Decency — Three-eighths in 39.
Dust — Five-eighths in 1:05.
Falcada — Mile in 1:48?.
Five Aces — -Three-quarters in 1:24.
Fair Louise — Five-eighths in 1:10.
Fireman — Three-quarters in 1:20.
Goldbeater — -Half mile in 52*.
Gauntlet — Five-eighths iu 1:05.
Galtor — Three-quarters in 1:24.
Horicon — Half mile in 54.
Harvey F. — Three-eighths in 39.
Hiccough — Three-quarters in 1 :20.
Jeanne d’Are — Half mile iu 51.
J. H. Reed — Three-quarters in 1:24*.
John A. Mnn-ro — Three-quarters iu 1:21*.
Keuelou — Three-quarters in 1:24.
La Salle — Half mile in 5:i?.
Live Wire — Mile and an eighth in 2:02.
Leah — Three-quarters in 1:20.
Lady Rosalie — Three-quarters in 1:20*.
Master Roliert — Three-quarters in 1:23.
Minrlinette — Five-eighths in 1:05.
Onager — Three-quarters in 1:27*.
Owanux Three-quarters in 1:27.
Prince Gal — -Three-quarters in 1:20.
Profile — Three-quarters in 1:21.
Royal Eagle — Half mile in 54.
Sea Spray— Five-eighths in 1:08.
Sehooimarm — Half mile in 35.
Uueas Chief — Mile in 1:01.
Saratoga, N. Y., August 23. — The announcement
by Secretary Percy W. Treat of the New California
Jockey Club that that organization, of which Thomas
H. Williams is president, would race more than one
hundred days at Oakland, beginning Novemlier 12.
was received with enthusiasm b.v the rank and file
of race-goers here and particularly by the lmrsemen.
many of whom at once announced their determina-
tion to race on the coast next winter. Mr. Treat's
announcement conveyed the information that twelve
stakes would be run for and that liberal purses
would be offered in overnight events. This means
that special races no doubt will lie arranged from
time to time, as the tendency always has been to
bring out the best horses at Oakland. T
George H. Smith, the personal representative of
John G. Cavanagli, again will have charge of tho
oral betting system installed so successfully last
season. Witii a Supreme Court decision that money
may be placed in the hands of a stakeholder, to lie
paid after the races. California, it would seem, lias
an ideal law governing speculation. For this reason
it is expected there will be a marked increase in the
ui tendance at Oakland, as many New Yorkers in
search of recreation will make the journey. San
Francisco, with its fine hotels and restaurants, is a
natural winter racing point and as such will attract
those who like to wager a few dollars on a trial of
speed between good horses and regard it as no crime
to do so.
Judge Charles H. Pettiugill. one of the officials of
the New California Jockey Club, has received as-
surances from a number of prominent owners in the
east that they will raee at Oakland the coming sea-
son. President Williams is expected at Saratoga
this week, when further announcement of the plans-
for the meeting may be looked for. Mr. Williams
always has had a competent staff of officials at his
track and horsemen know that their rights will he
protected. The public at the same time is assured
that the horses must run to form, as no perform-
ances that cannot be satisfactorily explained will be
tolerated.
NOTES OF THE TURF.
Effendi is out of training for the rest of the year,
because of a bowed tendon.
Lord Rosebery again has first call on the services
of jockey Danny Maher for next season.
There was not a race in the Hamilton book that
failed to fill during the recent meeting.
Black Chief, the three-year-old black Allan-a-Dale
colt recently purchased by F. J. Sweeney, of Wash-
ington, will be trained by Jerry Carroll.
R. T. Wilson, Jr.'s Fantasque, the two-year old
brown filly by Disguise— Ed itlia. and the two-year-
old bay gelding, Abouml, have been turned out for
the season.
Frank Ilegan will shortly ship Ardri, Glandore
anil two other horses from Saratoga to Gravesend.
The horses will be freshened and prepared for a
■winter campaign at Jacksonville, where Mr. Regan
raced successfully last season.
The abolition of the existing valet system for
jockeys was recommended by the Windsor officials
to the Canadian Racing Associations ami a similar
recommendation goes from Hamilton. At the com-
ing Windsor meeting the valets will he employed by
the club.
Dalmatian, sold to Louis Winans by S. C. Hildreth
for the reported price of $00,000. cost Mr. Hildreth
$K»0 as a yearling and won for him $24,500 in
stakes and purses last year and this. The colt has
liecu shipped to New York and will leave for Eng-
land within a few days.
S. C. Hildreth's steeplechaser. Black Bridge, is
through racing for this year. His near front ankle
filled badly after his last race and trainer Silas
Veitch will send him from Saratoga to the Hil-
dreth barn at Sheepshead Bay when he ships the rest
of his string to Canada.
Martinez. Merry Kuight, Searpia and Gauntlet
will be included in the shipment of horses that will
fo to France about October 1 to carry Harry La Mon*
tkgne's colors. Particular attention will be paid to
steeplechasing and the four horses named will be
educated for the cross-country branch of racing. Mr.
La Montague already owns a half dozen yearlings
of French pedigree and birth. These will be broken
and handled by trainer Burch.
Assemblyman Frank Otis, of Alameda. Cal., one of
the sponsors for the Walker-Otis anti-racing law in
California, was lieaten for a senatorial nomination
iu his district in Iasi week’s Republican primaries
i.i that state. Mr. Otis had announced during Ids
campaign that he would introduce supplementary leg-
islation to strengthen the law that liears Ids name
and made his hid for nomination on a platfrom of
which his anti-racing record was a prominent feature.
GOSSIP FROM THE BLUE GRASS REGION.
Lexington, K.v.. August 23. — John Marklein. whose
license as a trainer was revoked u|Hin recommenda-
tion of tlie judges at the Lexington spring meeting
because of W. A. Leach’s reversal of form, will
make formal application for reinstatement at the
Kentucky State Racing Commission ineetiug tomor-
row. Mr. Markleiu came here today and engaged
former County Judge Frank A. Bulhs'k to present
ids case. Action in the Bedwell re hearing is to be
taken b.v the commission tomorrow.
Secretary Garret D. Wilson of the Kentucky As-
sociation is in receipt of a letter today from Mars
Cassidy formally accepting the position of starter
at the local fall meeting beginning September 19.
Cassidy will also do the starting at Louisville and
Latonia.
Roland Drake, who tiought and raced a few thor-
oughbreds last spring, will return to the sulky
September 1 as trainer for Senator Joseph W. Bailey
of Texas, who will open his stable at Lexington ou
that date.
MANY HORSES FOR WINDSOR.
Windsor. Out.. August 23.—' There will be $50.1*00
distributed in purses and handicaps during ttie seven
days of the autumn meeting of the Windsor Fair
Grounds end Driving Park Association, beginning
next Monday. August 29. Four hundred ami six-,
t* cu horses- were shipped here from llauilltoii today
and this iniuilier. together with those enining from
Saratoga later In the week ami those already on the
ground, will make a grand aggregate of more than
600 thoroughbreds on hand for the seven-days meet-
ing. The Schreiber stable, including Jack Atkin
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BEST ENGLISH TWO-YEAR-OLDS OF 1910.
Tlie time lias. I think, arrived when I may use-
fully present an analysis of the statistics relating
to this season's successful two-year-olds and their
■ires. Here we are in the month of August. The
racing year is half over, so that we arc in a posi-
tion to gauge pretty accurately the merits of the
young stock. It is the more necessary that we
should do so at tills juncture, because during the
next four weeks we shall be devoting a good deal
if attention to the yearlings that are eoming tip for
-ale at Doncaster next mouth. Due of the safest
principles a buyer can adopt for his guidance is
lo give Hie greatest heed to tlie offspring of the
inosi successful sires of tlie day. On the eve of the
sales last September 1 gave a table showing tlie
records up to date. Among other hints which this
afforded wag tlie one that yearlings by Symington
were worth special attention. The achievements of
two-year-olds l»y the Straffan sire t li is season prove
pretty conclusively that the “tip” was a good one.
Of course, the figures relating to the most success-
ful sires which appear in tlie Sporting Life every
week have an appreciable value and interest, bur
I think 1 may claim that tlie tallies pertaining
solely to two year-olds which 1 publish from time
to time have their particular use. Here, then, are
tlie details concerning the sires whose two-year-olds
have this season won stakes amounting to $2,500 or
liver in the Knifed Kingdom. I should explain that
so far as English racing is concerned the table em-
braces events decided up to and including Wednes-
day of last week: that is to say. all that have been
reported in the t'alendar. I have added Irish sta-
tistics up to July 20:
Races Amount
Sire. Winners. Won. Won.
Cyllene -I 6 $.37.9.10
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CHICAGO. ILLINOIS. AUGUST 24. 1910.
Amount
Won.
Cyllene 4 U $37,930
Symington 6 9 29.005
Hamburg '6 12 18.980
St. Denis , 1 4 18,250
Desmond 4 5 15.070
Kiinilridge 4 4 14,isn
Meddler 4 8 13.400
St. Frusquin 3 4 13.020
Grey Ia-g 3 5 9,705
Wolf’s Crag .3 4 K.095
M isselt brush 5 4 7.515
Eager 2 4 7.430
Gnllinillc 2 2 5.025
Common 1 3 5,355
Chaucer 1 2 5.1o0
William tlie Third 2 2 4.780
Flying Fox 2 3 -f.GIM*
Fowling Piece 5 5 3,880
Ayrshire ,3 .3 3.705
Marco 2 2 3,495
Sir Edgar 1 1 3.425
Santry 3 4 3,3:10
Soli man 3 4 3.235
Walmsgate 1 3 2,835
St. Denis and Chancer appear in a list of success-
ful sires for tin- first time. The one owes Ids promi-
nence to St. Nat, tlie other to Oliver Goldsmith.
Both these stallions are, of course, sons of St. Simon
and the chances arc they will, within tlie next lew-
years. make big names for themselves. St. Denis.
I believe, hail very few mares his first season.
Sol Joe! himself only lias a couple of two year-olds
by St. Denis in training — St. Nat and Sporty. The
latter appeared on a race course for tlie first time at
last Thursday. lie did not make much
of a show then, hut lie shapes well and is sure to
win races in due course. There are four other sons
of St. Simon in tlie above list — Desmond. St. Frus
quin. William the Third and Solinian. With six
representatives, the old We I beck wonder is respon-
sible for exactly twenty-five jht cent, of these suc-
cessful sires. iu tlw following table I give a list
of the leading twenty-four sires:
Races Amount
Sire. Two-year-old. Wou. Won.
Chaucer — Oliver Goldsmith 2 $ 5. "20
Common — Mushroom .3 5,:155
Cyllene — Cellini 1 21,785
Cyllene — Castelline 3 9,570
Cyllene — Ljcaon 1 4,750
Desmond — Knookfeerna 1 8,o70
Desmond — Irish King 1 4.370
Eager — Meleager 3 0.930
Flying Kox — Romeo 1 3,000
Gullinule — Joie de Vivrc 1 4,650
Grey Leg — Spinning Jenny filly 2 4,500
Grey Leg — Foot Guard 1 3,505
Hamburg — Borrow 3 8,050
Hamburg — Lady Frivoles filly 3 5,870
Hamburg — Kiel 3 2.930
Marco — Iratoiiia 1 2.995
Meddler — Night Rider 3 7. SKI
Meddler — Queen Til 2 2.94o
Misselthrush — Rabat! 2 3.235
St. Denis — St. Nat 4 18,350
St. Frusqcin — St. Anton 1 0.150
St. Frusquin — Pictri 2 5.110
Sir Edgar — Garter 1 3.425
Sundridg* — Radiancy 1 8.875
Siiiuiridge — Sunstar 1 3.8S0
Symington — Seaforth 2 13.940
Symington — Nicola 1 0.870
Symington — Dim Loan 1 4.570
Symington — Duke of Padua 3 3. 2.”, 5
Walmsgate— Wavinta 3 2.825
William the Third — YVrinkler 1 4.190
Wolf’s Crag — Manwolf 2 0,230
At present most people would. 1 suppose, single
out Cellini. Seaforth. St.’ Nat and Pietri as the best
four colts. Of this quartet Seaforth is tin- only
unbeaten member and for that reason be is, per-
haps. entitled to be placed first. Both at Epsom and
Ascot In? won bis races very easily, but when we
glance ai the opponents lie liad to heat it would
seem that lie Iras not yet trail a particularly still
lask to perform. This, however, is not to say that
lie will be unequal to the occasion when it comes
along. It will be noticed that Seaforth is one of
four two-year-olds by Symington which have all won
prize money to the value of $2.5(8). No other stal-
lion can claim so much as that. Mr. Kennedy will
1 m- offering some high-class yearlings by Symington
at Doncaster next month, including a beautiful half
sister to Dark Ronald, a sister to Dhu Loiui, and a
first-rate colt out of Magnitude.
An examination of the pedigrees of tlie two-year-
olds in the hInivc tabic shows tlrat seven of them
have close crosses of Hampton on the dam’s side.
Lycaou and Manwolf are out of Hampton mares:
Quick. the dam of Mushroom, is by Olierry Tree;
Glare, tin- dam of Romeo, and Ballantrae. the dam
of Niglitrider, are by Ayrshire; Nathalie, tin*
dam of St. Nat. is by Royal Hampton, and Queen
Kizabeth (lralf-sister to Forfarshire), the dam of
Radiancy, is by Ladas. The dams of Dim Loun.
l.utonia. Castelline. Seaforth. Duke of Padua and
Wavinta are all descended from Touchstone. Cel-
lini and Knockfeerna are out of Gallinule mares:
Meleager and Baliati out of mares by Persimmon
and St. Frusquin respectively, and the Stoekwell
line is represented by lie- dams of Oliver Goldsmith
and Joie de Vivrc (through Master Kildare) and
Nicola and the Spinning Jenny filly (through Bend
Or). Foot Guard’s dam traces back to Tlie Baron
through Rataplan. — “Special Commissioner” in Lon-
don Sporting Life.
THIRTY LEADING JOCKEYS.
But for having been suspended during the latter
part of last week. C. II. Shilling might now lx- the
leader in the jockey list of 1910. He has reduced
Guy Garner’s lead to the perilous margin of six
winmrs and another week will doubtless see Garner
deposed if tin- two lsiys continue lo show tin- same
saddle form as of late. Shilling piloted six winners
during the four days tlrat he rode last week, as
TELEGRAPHIC FORM.
The horses which seem best in Wednesday’s races
aye:
Saratoga — Saratoga Springs, N. Y., August 23.
1 — Cohort, Jeanne d’Arc. Sal Volatile.
•J — Tin- Welkin. Aunt .lule, Stour,.
3 — Sebastian, l.lsaro. Frances Kay.
4 — Iron Mask. Textile. A. Belmont entry.
5 — Sir Joim Johnson. Superstition, Danoscara.
(i — Gobi of opliir. Gobi Spring. Pleasant.
H. M. Williams.
Butte Butte, Mont., August 23.
1 — Great Caesar. Bessie C.. Albetto.
2 — Ceaser. Eleetrowan. Biased.
3 — Swede Sam. Herivcs. La Petite.
4— Allies. Harlem Maid. Ocean Queen.
5 — Tavorn. ocean Shun-. Miss Picnic.
li — Rev el Tovar, Sir Barry. Tillingbast.
E. G. McQuaide.
WEIGHTS FOR THE WELLESLEY.
Saratoga. N. Y., August 2:’,. — Bashti, winner of
the Spina way. lias been allotted lop weight in the
Wellesley Handicap for 1 wo year-old fillies, to lie
ruu Thursday. She is asked in lake up 130 pounds
aud give away great lumps of weight to sueli good
ones at Round the World and Housemaid. The
distance is five and a half furlongs. Following are
guise. Voter, Celt, Ben Brush and Delhi— are
thrusting him aside.
Admiration was developed by John Madden, who
sold her to Mr. Whitney. She was just In-ginuing
to make a reputation for speed when, in the summer
of 19(8), Air. Norton, who had won the Brooklyn and
Brighton handicaps of 1898 with Ornament, brought
to New York the Patron — Lily Hempstead marc.
May Hempstead. May Hempstead came out of tin-
west with a brilliant reputation made on the tracks
of Tennessee and Kentucky. Mr. Norton and his
western friends were confident that sin- could beat
anything in Mr- three-year-old filly line the strongest
eastern stable afforded, and it was Mr. Norton who
suggested that she lie matched with Admiration.
Just before tliis suggestion was made May Hemp-
stead rail a mile at Sheepshead Bay in 1 :39. Mr.
Whitney appealed to Air. Hildreth, who was training
for him at tlrat time, as to whether Admiration
could beat a three-year-old filly that could run like
that. Mr. Hildreth advised tlrat the match lie made,
and offered to pay whatever it cost if Admiration
was lM-aleii. Admiration easily boat May Hemp
si end. Favorite in the betting chiefly because of the
Whitney money, the daughter of Kingston stopped
her rival from the west In half a mile, and finished
the mile in 1:40 or thereabouts.
SPECIAL HORSE TRAIN TO KENTUCKY.
Louisville. Ky., August 2.3. — The Kentucky State
Fair Association, unable to give $150 purses for the
miming races scheduled for this fail at Douglas
Park, has reduced them to $125, to come within
tin- appropriation allowed for the sport. The secre-
tary. J. W. Newman, decided not to reduce the first
money of the purses, and tlie winner will get $100.
the second and third horses standing the $25 re
duct ion. The races are attracting considerable at-
tention tills fall, for the reason tlrat they will have
as contestants a lietter hit of horses than ever
before raced at a fair here.
Secretary Lyman II. Davis received a tele-
gram from Col. Matt J. Winn today stating that lie
would 1 m- here not later than September 2 or 3. and
tlrat the eastern end of tlie coining meeting at
Churchill Downs lias shaped tip nicely. A special
train will leave Saratoga immediately at tin- close
of the summer meeting there lmnnd for this city,
and it is estimated tlrat not’ lesft than 300 horses
will come to Kentucky oh it.
THE AMERICAN RACING MANUAL.
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The Sales of 1909 In America and Canada.
English Racing Records to Date.
Three Handicap Systems with Examples.
Records at All Distances of the Tracks Of the
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American Racing Records at All Distances.
Australian Racing Records.
The Great Money Winners of the American and
English Turf.
The Leading Winning Two- Year-Olds Since 1S70.
List of Horses Which Have Sold for Great Prices.
Remarkable. Feats of Jockeysfaip.
Leading American Sires Since 1870.
Twenty Leading Sires of 1909.
A Table of Comparative Speed of the Tracks at
All Distances.
The Scales of Weights of the Jockey Club, Amerl
can Turf Association, Western Jockey Club, Pacific
Jockey Club, Canadian Racing Associations, Southern
Jockey Club and of England.
A Table of the Mile Speed of All Tracks.
The Winners of the Two Thousand, One Thousand,
Epsom Derby, Oaks and St. Leger from Their Foun-
dation.
The English Betting Rules.
The First. Second and Third Horses, Jockeys
Weights. Values and Times of American Stakes.
Winners of All Stakes of 1909.
Racing Statistics of 1909.
Horses Disqualified in 118)9.
Dead Heats iu 1909.
Horses Which Died in 1909.
Horses Bid Up In 1909.
Winners of the Great English Stakes of 1909.
Wlrat tlie Running Horses Did In 1909.
Records of Miles Run in 1:39 or Better. Etc.. E*c.
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RACING DATES FOR 19M.
Butte Jockey Club Fair Association, Butte, Mont.:
July 23 to August 29 (30 days).
Saratoga Association. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. :
August 4 to August 31 (24 days).
Montreal Driving Club, Deiorimier Park, Montreal,
Que.:
August 20 to August 27 (7 days).
Windsor Fair Grounds aud Driving Park Aasocia
tion, Windsor, Ont. :
August 29 to September 5 (7 days).
Anaconda Jockey Club, Anaconda. Mont.:
September 2 to- September 17 (14 days).
Inter-Slate Fair Association, Denver, Colo.:
September 3 to September 17 (13 days).
Montreal Jockey Club, Montreal. Que.:
September 10 to September 17 (7 days).
Metropolitan Racing Association, Toronto, Ont.:
September Iff to September 17 (7 days).
Utah Jockey Club, Salt Lake City. Utah:
September 17 to October 29 ( 37 days).
Kentucky Association. Lexington, Ky.:
Scpti-nilier 19 to September 28 (9 days).
Ontario Jockey Club. Toronto. Ont.:
September 24 to Octolier 1 (7 days).
Southern Maryland Racing Association, Marlboro,
Md. :
September 20 to October 18 (20 days).
New Dullsville Jockey Club, Louisville, Ky. :
October I to October 22 till days).
Niagara Racing Association. Fort Erie, Ont.:
Octolier I to October 11 (7 days).
Metropolitan Racing Association. Toronto, Ont.:
October 8 to October 15 (7 days).
Maryland Jockey Club. Pimlico. Sid.:
October 15 to October 31. (14 days).
Ira ton ia Jockey Club. La ton la. Ky.:
October 24 to November 19 (21 days).
Jamestown Jockey (Tub. .Taiuestown. Va.:
November 1 to Novemlier 19 (17 days).
New California Jockey Club. Oakland. Cal.:
Meeting Iw-gins Novemlier 12 and continues at least
1 (H) days.
Florida Live Stock and Agricultural State Fair As-
sociation. Jacksonville. Fla.:
Meeting begins November 15 and continues 100
days.
Juarez Jockey Club. Juarez. Mex. :
Meeting begins November 21 and continues 100
days.
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FUTURE STAKE DATES.
Adirondack Handicap, Saratoga. N. Y
Wellesley Handicap, Saratoga. N. Y
Amsterdam Stakes. Saratoga. N. Y
Rensselaer Handicap. Saratoga, N. V
Saratoga Cup. Saratoga. N.
Beverwyek Steeplechase Handicap, Saratoga,
N. Y
Futurity Stakes, Saratoga. N. Y
Toi to Autumn Clip, Toronto. Out I
Woodbine Autumn Steeplechase, Toronto,
Out |
Dominion Handicap, Toronto, Out :
Seagram Cup." Toronto, Out !
Michaelmas Handicap, Toronto, Out :
Durham Cup, Toronto, Out !
Minortt Plate. Toronto, Ont Sept. 29
Ontario Jockey Club Cup. Toronto, Ont Oct. 1
Grey Stakes. Toronto, Out Oct. 1
1 tendril- Steeplechase. Toronto, Out Oct. 1
Stanley Produce Stakes. Toronto, Out Oct. 1
IMPORTANT ENGLISH STAKE DATES OF 1910.
Date, Stake and Track. Distance.
Aug. 24 Great Elmr Handicap, York....l 3-4 miles
25 Great Yorkshire Stakes, York. . .1 3-4 miles
“ 25 Ginicrack Stakes. Y’ork 3-4 mile
** 31 Pevcril of the Peak Plate,
Derby 1 mile
“ 31 Champion Breeders’ Foal Stakes,
Derby 5 8 mile
Sept. 1 Breeders’ St. Leger, Derby 1 3-8 mile
“ 6 Champagne Stakes, Doncaster...
5 8 m. & 132 yds.
“ 6 Great Yorkshire Handicap, Don-
caster 1 3-4 in. & 132 yds.
“ 7 The St. Leger. Doncaster. 1 3 4 m. & 132 yds.
“ 7 Tattersall Sale Stakes, Doncaster 7-8 mile
“ 8 Portland Plate. Doncaster.5-8 m. & 132 yds.
” 8 Rous Plate, Doncaster 3-4 mile
“ 9 Doncaster Cup, Doncaster 2 miles
“ (l Doncaster Stakes. Doncaster ....1 1-2 milaa
“ 15 Ayrshire Handicap, Ayr 1 3 8 miles
“ 17 Prince Edward Handicap, Man-
chester . . ." 1 1-4 miles
“ 27 Great Foal Stakes, Newmarket. .1 1-4 miles
“ 2S Great Eastern Railway Handi-
cap, Newmarket 3 4 mils
“ 28 Hopeful Stakes. Newmarket .... 5-8 mile
“ 29 Jockey Club Stakes, Newmarket. 1 3-4 miles
“ 30 Newmarket Handicap, Newmar-
ket 1 1-2 miles
“ 30 Rous Memorial Stakes, New-
market 5-8 mile
Oct. 7 Imperial Produce Stakes, K-rnp-
ton Park 3-4 mile
“ 8 Duke of York Stakes, Kempton
Park 1 1 4 miles
“ 11 Clearwell Stakes, Newmarket...
5-8 m. & 140 yds.
BUTTE FORM CHART.
BUTTE. MONT., Tuesday, August 23. 1910.—
Twenty-fifth day. ltutte .Ira-key Club Fair Associa-
tion. Summer meeting of 30 days. (12 books on.)
Weather clear.
Presiding Judge. Martin Nntlranson. Starter.
Richard Dwyer. Racing Secretary, Martin Natlian-
son.
91467 First Race — Futurity Course (170 feet less
than 3-4 mile). (91429 — 1:10% — 3 — 105.) Purse
$200. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. Net value
to winner $150.
1ml. Horse. W t. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh.
914:;o-( tswald B.
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u
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4
4
2
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m
2*
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2i
3
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X-5
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102
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10
20
s
3
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41
Gauge 1
4
6
2
1
0142.0 Novgorod
H»7
7
X’osper
2,
6
2
1
91308 Moss) tack
m
S
WF’her
X
30
8
3
91 (36 Binocular
107
9
Koileris
9-5 4-5
2-5
Time, 1:11%. Track fast.
Winner — D. Dennison s eh. g. 3. by Cunard—
Resignation II. (trained by D. Dennison).
Went to post at 3:03. At post 1 minute. Start
good. Won driving; second and third tin- same.
Scratched — 91 4 4tH Elect rowan, 102; 91390 New Cap-
ital. 104: 91433 llarka. 99.
Overweights — Oswald B., 1 pound.
91468 Second Race— 1 Mile. (91310— 1 :39%— 5—
105.1 Purse $25ii. 3-year-olds and upward.
Selling. Net value to winner $200.
1ml. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sb.
Dl.’KHDYoung Belle lol 1“(- ESmith 4 7 3 3-2
91 13.2
Convent Bell
109
ah
Selden
2»
1
1-2
91 435 s Nebraska 1 .ass 107
3 4
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6 J
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12
20
8
4
91 132
(’apt. Burnett
111
5 4
Lind’st
4J
5
2
1
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111
6-
JJCar’l
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8
3
S-5
91433
B unfits
104
7"-
Gaugel
10
20
8
4
91399
Silver Grain
102
S
Jahns'n
4i
8
3
3-2
91393
(trilene
lo3
9
B’ttiste
12
10
4
2
91440
Lola White
109
PI
lines
::.”i
1O0
40
15
91237
Meadowhoru
103
11
KOall’n
40
50
20
10
91440
CopiM-rfield
105
12
MM' ws
30
100 40
15
Time, 1:42%. Track fast.
Winner— L. T. Wbltehlll’s b. f. 3. bv Ogden — •
La Belle 111. (trained by L. T. Whitehill).
Went to post at 3:31. At |iost 5 minutes. Start
good. Won driving; second and third the same.
Overweights— Young Belle, 4 pounds; Bonttls, 1.
91469 Third Race — 1 Mile and 70 Y'ards. <91390 —
1:44 — 1 — 101.) Purse $30o. 3-year-olds and up-
ward. Selling. Net value to winner $250.
Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey, up. Cl. PI. Sit.
91 l58 i Elidyinii m II. 1(14 l" 1 - Lind'st 5 5 8-5 4-5
91390 Rosevalc 104
(91391 (Tug Boat 96
9 1 4:58 :! Miss Naomi !W
<91438i.lohn Louis IPS
91431 Foil ie L. lot)
91 131 Bonnie Bard l(Mi
91235 Sir Angus 1<>7
104 2J lines 3 2J 1 1-2
96 3' Denny 10 15 ti 2*
99 1* Selden 4>. 3 3-2 3-5
108 5 Page 3-2 11 57-102-5
lot) c, ECall’n 6 S 3 3-2
l(Hi 7 ESmith 15 30 12 6
1<>7 8 Coburn 10 15 6 3
Time, 1:44%. Track fast.
Winner — G. M. Gray’s fit. g, 8, by Enthusiast —
Phroso (trained by G. M. Gray).
Went to post at 4:02. At iiost 17 minutes. Start
good. Won driving; second and third the same.
91470 Fourth Itaee— 5-8 Mile. (83522— 59%— 3 —
100.1 Purse $250. 3 year-olds and upward.
Special Weights. Net value to winner $200.
Did. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh.
91200 5 F ertraudo loo 12 Vosper 4 44 3-2 7 10
9 1 l.'iC- Arionette lo7 2 4 K’b'um 8-5 3-2 1-2 1-4
91436 Lena Lech 107 3 1 * ECall’n 25 50 20 6
91o97*Lytc Knight 109 4> lines 0 4 2 4-5
91259-011 Parole PHI 5 C.augel 3 4 3-2 7 10
OlKiti 3 Begone 112 6 Den’s’n 7 Iff 3 1
90996 Neliulosus 100 7 Denny 60 100 40 15
Time, 1:00%, Track fast.
Winner — It. Frazier's oh. g. 5, liy Previous — In-
dian Fairy (trained by C. S. Daniels).
Went to post at 4:47. At post 2 minutes. Start
IKior. Won driving: second and third Die same.
Scratched — (91436) Lord of the Forest, 109; 91436
Hannah Louise, 107; 91434 Mrairso, 107.
91471 Fifth Race — 1 Mile. (91310 — 1:394- — 5 —
105.) Purse $250. 3-year-olds and upward.
Selling. Net value to winner $2(Hi.
Ind. Horse. Wt. Fin. Jockey, up. Cl. PI. Sh.
91438 Hammers way 111 lj lines t; 4 s -5 4-5
91439 4. n’Lantern 111 2“ Vogt ti 3| 8-5 4-5
91398 Royal River 100 3 4 Selden 10 12 5 2
9 1 399 Mike Jordan 111 4 1 * Denny 10 4o 12 5
91389 Cabin 111 5 Uaugel Hi 12 5 2.1
91389 Cabin
9i:i5o*Klora Riley
86177 Tom Reid
91391 ’Spring Bail
111 a Gauge 1 10 12 5 21
109 6 Coburn 21 21 4-5 1-2
112 7 W F' her in o 4 2
Mil 1 1 lorn Reid 112 7 WF’her in 9 4 2
91391 ’Spring Ban loo S Page S-5 4 8-3 7-10
Time, 1:41%. Track fast.
W inner— W. Crispen’s h. g, 7. by Hamburg—
Clementina (trained by F. 11. Stafford).
Went to post at 5:16. At post 2 minutes. Start
good. Won driving: second and third the same.
Scratched — 91399 Dave Welter. Ill: 91398 Knight
of Ivan hoe, 111; 91308 Aftermath. Ill; 91435 Min
tlie, 107.
91472 _Six(li Race -6 1-2 Furlongs. I833S8 — 1:19 — -
6—65.1 Purse $250. 3 year-olds and upward.
Selling. Net value to winner $2(Ht.
Did. Horse. WLFin. Jockey. Op. Cl. PI. Sh.
91282 Fiisilecr 102 ::u Denny 12 30 10 4
<91 139) Rant. Corona 102 PI K’li’um s-5 l 1-2 nut
(9 1348 1 Emma G. 107 5 Vosper 4 3* 6-5 1-2
9 1391 -Foot I nose 107 6 Quay 4 12 4 2
91431 Ba lithe! 107 7 WF’her 3 8 3 3-3
Time. 1:21%, Track fas 4 .
Winner — I. F. Jeannette's hr. It. 5, by Fatherless
- — Lizzie Trucx (trained liy 1. F. Jeannette i .
Went to i mis t at 5:47. At post 4 minutes. Start
good. Won driving; second and third the same.
Scratched— 91451-Traumtor. 109; (912821 Thomas
Calhoun, 112: (91389iSoim. 1(H); 9 1389 3 Roy el Tovar,
105 : 91350 Gretolieii G.. lol.
Tee May 115 Edith C
Oca lee 115 Lady Apple ...
Felicitv Mur rat 115 Virginie
Katlirine Gorlin ...115 Little oasis ..
Sandsplt 115 Madcap
Tender Bloom 115 Miss Minnie .
Forbidden Fruit 115 Hattie K
Itoseilaie 115 I'iltk Ch*-ek
Matinee 115 Blanche Franco
Kuo raid Isle 115 Maid
Iraki Breeze 115 Embellish
Star Lady 115 Laughing Elsie
Swart’s Hill 115 Bliss Triumph
Molly 115 Lady Lome
Bouuic Kloixe 115 Salisfax
Na Wa Ga 115 orlara
Spinning Wheel ...115 Dolphin
Leah Ill Anna Casso
Savannah lin Mar sand
Princess Industry ...168 Ruby Knight
Helene 108 Isaliel Casse ..
Syzygy 1<H- I’liebe G
Stltlv Night KW. The Bailiff’s D
Him Mouse l(Hi let-
Fairy S 1 1 try 105 Lucille Allen
lima lo5 Toe Daueer
Tfoxler 285 50 49 35 l.il .li (I
E. Martin 351 50 52 50 199 .14 «
Cole 241 48 CO lit 175 .14 o
Meti try 266 14 46 28 148 .16 0
Niinl ‘ 181 43 34 31 73 .23. 0
Fain 218 42 42 25 109 .19 1
Cross 308 42 .”2! 55 178 .13 8
MoCalicy 346 10 52 55 199 .11 0
Vandusen 257 38 28 33 158 .15 5
RECALLS OLD-TIME MATCH.
New York. August 23. — The victory of S. ('. Hil-
dreth’s Novelty over Thomas Monahan's Textile in
the $5. (Hilt match at Saratoga recently recalls an
other famous match won by Mr. Hildreth with Ad-
miration in 1900. Tin- late William C. Whitney
owned Admiration, a daughter of Kingston and Hypo
i i rite. Admiration u.is one of the first really good
horses gallant old Kingston sent to the races as
, Novelty is one of Du- last. Kingston is still in
service at James R. Keene’s Castleton St ml. in Fav-
i ilt. County. Kentucky, but lie is 1 lending under the
i weight of years. The younger and more vigorous
i stallions at Castleton — Peten Pan. Hippodrome, Dis-
SARATOGA FORM CHART.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y., TUESDAY. AUGUST 23. 1910. -Seventeenth day. Saratoga Association
Slimmer Meeting of 24 days. Weather cloudy.
Presiding Judge, ('. J. Fitzgerald. Starter, Mara Cassidy. Secretary. Andrew Miller.
Racing starts at 2:45 p. in. (Chicago time 1:45 p. nt.). W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Fig-
,;l ’i s ill parentheses following Hie distance of each race indicate index ntimlier. track record, age of horse
and weight carried. ’Indicates apprentice allowance.
91461
7-8 Mile. (611 14—1 :2 1% 5—99.) $I(M) added. 3 year olds. Selling
to winner 3376.
AWtPPSt v, 4 L- 5, Sit Fill Jockeys
>9 CANDLE I1EKKY
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2 S
8
7
4i
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M
1 lirseh
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8 2
15-SCARl’lA
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103
7 3
7
r # *
2*
'I’ Koerner
II
I.i Montague
X-.l
► 2
3-*J A-'
rs BELLE MAYVR
W
6 1
|J3
4'
.*»”
\ Thomas
YV
U Burch
2
4i
5 2
H'liAlPiN D1ESKAU
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PH’,
X 2
4'
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41
4 5
A W’alsli
J
4
4i
4» 2
JO HARVEY F.
WB
Kll
2 5
0
4i
7
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Mel 'nhev
J
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7
7 ‘2\
15 Ad . MEN
W
109
1 4i
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M Melba-
It
K Carman
7
I*
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16 GALLEY SLAVE
w
PIS
4 4
2 *
61
‘-5
7 _• %
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F
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15
20
.0 7
9 1 256’ S A Xi WELLER
40 llHI too 40 20
Time. 12%. 24%, 36 48, 1:01, 1:13%, 1:26%, Track fast.
Winner — I’,, e. by Ben Brush — Candle (trained by M. Ilh-sclii.
Went to | lost at 2:47. At post I initiates. Start goral. Won driving; second and third the raine
CANDJ.KJil’RR Y. off slowly, was sluggish iu tlie early running. Imt closed a lug gap finally and, Inekv In
In-ding hi*.* iva.\- through next to the rail in tin- stretch, got up under a powerful ride. SCARI’IA. knocked
Lack rigid after the start, also closed a Idg gap a nd finished fast aud gamely. BELLE MAWIt tan well
ami finished resolutely. ACUMEN set a fast pace to midway of tin- stretch and quit. BARON DIESKAU
aud GALLEY SLAVE bowed speed. The winner was entered for $l.tNio; no hid.
Overweights — Caudleberry. 2 pounds; Acumen, 4; Sum Weller. 4.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1910.
daily Kxcnrcr form.
91462
SECOND RACE— 5 1-2 Furlongs. (70367—1 :05%— 2— 1 12. ) $500 added. 2-year-oids.
Handicap. Net value to winner $505.
AWtPPSt % % % Str Kin Jockeys Owners O H C P S
(91404) ROCKVILLE W 116 13 3
91414 STINGER WB 111 2 4
91414 EAGLE BIRD W 109 8 1
91074 LADASETTE WB 98 1 5
(91414)TOUCH ME WB 115 10 13
91414 GOLDEN EGG w 109 9 2
91405 THE FOLLIES W 107 7 10
91320 DR. DUENNER w 103 4 7
91404®GAI T NTLET WB 108 5 6
(91292)11 ERHERT TURNER w 104 3 8
91114 HELENE W 100 6 12
91414 HUETAMO W 97 12 9
91324 ROEBUCK WB 95 11 11
4' 2£ l'l I s T Koerner J Sanford
3'J 4- 3'h 2J Notter
C C Smithson
l'i li* 2t> 3'J E Dugan S I.azarus
t8-5 9-5 8-5 7-101-3
3 4J 18-58-5 4-5
10 15 12 6 24
CHILD PLAT, 1>r. c, 2 104
91083 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 60 94
9099S Butte 1-2 48* fast 50 112 12
SWEDE MILLER, ch. g, 2 112
First start.
By Virtringa — Lady Ordnance (Higgins & Desjardin).
t Parker 7 Bea. Soule. II. Hawkins, Cfhenauit
12 12 12“ Fogarty 12 H.Hawkins, St. Heller, Bessie C.
By Peter McCue— Katie by the Door.
SECOND RACE— 3-4 Mile. 3-year-olds. Selling. (D1212— 1:12%— S— 108.)
7 7 o' 4 2 G Garner Woodhav’nStable 10 12 10 4 2
8 8 7 5® A Walsh D Dunlop 6 8 7 2J 7-6
2 l 3* 4J 6® Warren G B Ott 15 15 15 6 3
9 9 fij 7>> M McGee R F Carman 8 15 12 5 24
10 10 10 84 Herbert S Ross 20 30 30 12 6
6 1 6'5 S' 9‘ V Powers H La Montagne 6 8 8 3 8-5
5* 58 9 10- A Lang J Sanford |8-5 9-5 8-5 7-101-3
11 11 11 11® F H KingF H Milden 20 20 15 6 3
12 12 12 12 1 E Martin T Hitchcock Jr 20 40 20 8 4
13 13 13 13 A Thomas MrsLALiv’gston 20 30 30 12 6
ELECTRO WAN. b. f. 8
91440 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast
91394 Butte 5-8 1:01 fast
91061 Butte 3-4 1:151 fast
90892 Salt Lake 6-8 1:021 fast
GALENE GALE. br. f. 3
91467 Butte F C 1:11* fast
Time. 11*4, 22%. 34, 47, 59%, 1:06%. Track fast.
tCoupled In betting: no separate place or show' betting.
Winner — Ch. c. b.v Rockton — Auriesville (trained by E. J. Albright).
Went to jaist at 3:1(1. At ia>st 4 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. ROCK-
VILLE was reserved in forward pursuit of the leaders early, then moved up fast and came away very
easily at the end. STINGER ran in improved form and finished fast and resolutely. EAGLE BIRD set a
last pace to the stretch and tired near the end. LADASETTE closed a big gap In the stretch. TOUCH
ME had small chance at the start and closed up much ground. GOLDEN EGG quit badly, hut showed
speed and improvement.
Overweights — Stinger. 2 pounds; Golden Egg. 1: Dr. Dnenner. 3; Gauntlet. 1.
91177 Butte
9109S Butte
91016 Butte
OEASER, b.
91*67 Butte
91429 Butte
91346 Butte
91258 Butte
91084 Butte
3-4 1:154 fast
1 1:41* fast
3-4 1:14* fast
3
F C 1:11* fast
F C 1:104 fast
F C 1:11 fast
5-8 1:01* fast
3-4 1:14* fast
107
By Joe Terry-
8-5
105
2nk Vosper
7
106
7* Vosper
5
114 7
7
C
9 6'* Vosper
ll-o 121 10
7
7
35 Vosper
104
By Solitaire E
30
102
3 4 J Selden
20
102
4® Selden
30
84
8 Selden
12
99 3
2
3
4 3® Selden
90772 Salt Lake 54 f 1:08* fast
91463
Ind Horses
THIRD RACE— 1 1-8 Miles. (34581— 1:51%— 5-
upward. Selling. Net value to winner $480.
-129.) $500 added. 3-year-olds and
AWtPPSt St %
% Str Fin Jockeys
O H C P S
91416 BONNIE KELSO wb 4 113 10 3 3- 3® 28 2® l'l 1=J C Grand BevcrwyckStable 8-5 11-511-51 1-2
91220®BAD NEWS
91 416® DOR ANTE
91416’MONTGOMERY
9!298»DULLCARE
9145S»CHEEK
w 10 103 6 4 l 4 1'4 l'| 18 2 3 2® Herbert E R Bradley
W 5 111 7 2 2 s 2 2 3® 3 s 3 s 3® A Thomas H R Brandt
w 6 111 9 1 48 5J 48 58 48 4 1 E Dugan S C Hildreth
8 10 6 2 6-5
3A 4 4 7-5 7-10
5 7 6 2 6-5
wb 3 103 8 6 68 4£ 5 1 4 s 5 1 58 G Garner O F FleischmannlO 12 12 5 24
91325 LADY ESTHER w 7 101 4 8 8
91323*PER. JOHNSON w 3 88 5 10 10
91416 ARONDACK
91418 ESCHAU
wb 4 106 1 7 5| 9
J S Tvree 10 12 10 4 2
R D Williams 12 15 12 5 24
T W O’Brien 5 6 5 2 1
MrsJMcLaughlin 20 30 30 10 5
S Flvman 25 60 50 20 10
91 45S 2 CH EEK w 4 109 3 9 7 6 6 6 6 6'4 M McGee J S Tyree 10 12 10 4 2
91325 LADY ESTHER w 7 101 4 8 8 7 7 7 7 7 2 E Martin R D Williams 12 15 12 5 24
91323*PER. JOHNSON w 3 88 5 10 10 8 8 8 8 8® Dagler T W O’Brien 5 6 5 2 1
91416 ARONDACK wb 4 106 1 7 54 9 9 9 9 9 2 A Lang MrsJMcLaughlin 20 30 30 10 5
91418 ESCHAU wb 4 106 2 5 9 10 1 0 10 10 10 McCahey S F^lvman 25 60 50 20 10
Time. 13. 25. 37%. 49%. 1:02%, 1:14%. 1:27%. 1:40, 1:52. Track fast.
Winner— B. g, by Waterboy — Thuanclla (trained by D. Woodford).
AA’ent to |»<>st at 3:42. At post 3 minutes. Start good. Wen easily: second and third driving. BON-
NIE KELSO ran under restraint in Itehind the pacemakers to the stretch, then came on with a rush and
won easing up. BAD NEWS raced to his best recent form and hung on well in tlhe stretch drive. DOR-
ANTE was kicked while at the post, but showed much speed in pacemaking and was always a prominent
contender. MONTGOMERY ran fairly well, but tired badly iu the stretch racing. DULLCARE showed
speed. The winner was entered for $1,500; no hid.
Scratched— 91458 Talioo. 104 : 91440 Star Actor. 95; 91290 Whidden, 103; (91290) Belleview, 113.
Overweights — ('heck. 1 pound.
BIASED, hr. c.
3
107
91467 Butte
F C 1:118 fast
20
102
91433 Butte
3-4 1:15* fast
12
112
91281 Butte
65 f 1:21* fast
40
103
91213 Butte
1 1:42 fast
50
97
91189 Butte
3-4 1 :15* fast
15
104
91095 Butte
F C 1:11* fast
50
110
90930 Salt Lake
1 1:43 fast
4
100
GELICO, b. g, 3
91430 Butte
3-4 1:14* fast
5
106
104
91346 Butte
F C 1:11 fast
9
102
91281 Butte
65 f 1:21* fast
7
102
91233 Butte
F C 1:11* fast
8
102
91155 Butte
5-8 1:01* fast
12
106
91000 Butte 54 f 1:08* fast 7 107 3
90926 Salt Lake 54 f 1:08* fast 16-5 100 9
QUEENFULL, b. f, 3
91433 Butte
9:387 Butte
91064 Butte
91028 Butte
3-4 1:15* fast
54 f 1 :09* fast
54 f 1:09* fast
5-8 1:01* fast
WARFARE, br. f. 3
91440 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast
91394 Butte 5-8 1:01 fast
104
6 103
9 108
8 110 4
7 100 6
104
20 100
10 96
91464
Ind Horses
91441»COUNTLESS
FOURTH RACE— 1 3-16 Miles. (84120—1:58 1 -109.) ]
added. 3-year-olds. Net value to winner $2,375.
AWtPPSt St % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners
Huron Handicap. $2,000
91444 HAMPT'N COURT W 109 3
w 109 6 4 2i> 54 46 2'4 26 16 t Koerner J G Greener
(91 403) MARTINEZ
91403 3 STARROTTLE
S1323»CHIEF KEE
91403 FAI NTLEROY
91355 LAYMIXSTER
(91417) PRETEND
3i 46 34 44
2 1 A Thomas S C Hildreth
O H C P S
6 6 5 2
10 20 20 7
wb 116 2 1 l 2 1J 1*4 16 l h 3‘ S Davis H La Montagne 8-5 9-5 7-5 3-5 1-4
wb 108 1 3 7
WB 100 8 6 4'
W 90 5 8 56 3k 5 2 6
w 110 7 7 8 8 8 8
6 6 5*4 5 l 4* A Walsh A Belmont 6 8 8 3
7 7 7 6 6 2 V Powers J Dyment 4 6 5 2
2* 2'4 3' 4J 6 10 G Garner MrsJMcI,aughlin 15 25 20 8
T Davies E B Cassatt 10 10 8 3
Notter R D Williams 10 20 20 7
Time. 12, 24. 36%. 48%, 1:01. 1:14, 1:26%. 1:39%. 1:53. 1:59%. Track fast.
Winner — Ch. c, by The Commoner — Olefiant (trained by J. W. May).
Went to post at 4:11. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same.
COUNTLESS, off well and saved in behind the leaders early, finished very gamely through a long drive,
lint finally just lasted long enough to win. HAMPTON COURT ran forwardly and gamely all the way and
would have won in another stride. MARTINEZ set a fast pace, but was beaten by being raced In front
and tired In the stretch. 8TARBOTTLE finished fast and close up. CHIEF KEE was off poorly and closed
u big gap. FATINTLEROY ran well to the stretch.
Scratched — 91444 Dalmatian. 133; 91403 Perry Johnson, 98.
Overweights — Starliottle. 1 pound : Chief Kee, 1.
Q1 4 Dff FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. (48348— 1 :37%— 3— 112.) $600 added. 3-year-olds and upward.
O tJ Handicap. Net value to w inner $600.
91285 Butte
5-8 1 :02* fast
10
107
91184 Butte
5-8 1:01* fast
45
101
91106 Butte
5-8 1:01* fast
9-10 102
91082 Butte
5-8 1:01* fast
15
102
90999 Butte
55 f 1:07* fast
6
108
1
NEW CAPITAL,
b. g. 3
109
91396 Butte
F C 1:10* fast
10
117
91262 Butte
3-4 1:15* fast
12
117
91210 Butte
61 t 1:08* fast
40
107
91189 Butte
3-4 1:15* fast
3
107
91095 Butte
F C 1:11* fast
15
107
91051 Butte
3-4 1:15* fast
30
116
4
SWIFT MACNEILL, blk. g, 3
106
91440 Butte
3-4 1:14* fast
20
105
91387 Butte
65 f 1 :09* fast
15
112
91281 Butte
65 f 1:21* fast
60
103
85678 Vancouver
5-8 1:07* slop
8
108
85663 Vancouver
5-8 1:05* mud 15
103
2"k Vosper 11 Jillett, Hannibal Bey, Peneen.
7* Vosper 10 B.Mayham. Gar. Light. Binocular
9 6 12 Vosper 10 Swagerlator. Wistaria. Figent.
34 2“ Vosper 10 Hat.Dodson, G. Intent, Chanate.
By Solitaire II. — Hertha (W. M. Cain).
3*4 Selden 9 OswaldB., Mauretania. Biased.
4 2 Selden 8 Burleigh, Titus II., Miss Picnic
8 Selden 10 Rose vale. Netting. Bonnie Bard.
4 3* Selden 11 Tillinghast, Minnie, Santhia.
By Cesarion — Sif Jr. (E. Corrigan).
6 Gaugel 9 OswaldB., Mauretania, G.Gale.
3* Gaugel « Sixteen. Good Ship. Sainfox.
2* Selden 8 RamonCorona. Albion H., Gelico
6 7 E Mathews 7 RedRill, Banoniea. Mol. Montrose
8 Vandnsen 9 Evran, Dav. Warfield, MissNaoml
8 Wrlspen 9 Meltondale, Sabado, Burleigh.
By Eddie Jonea— Prejudice (L. F. O’Leary).
4'J G W Car'll 9 OswaldB.. Manretauin. G.Gale.
2J G W Car’llll Waner, Mi Derecho, BonttJs.
5*3 G W Carr’110 QnickTrip, Santliia, Mike Jordan
8'" G W Car'll 8 Brighton, Dor.Ledgett, Sp’gBan.
4'4 Vandusen 11 Neb.Lass, NewCapital, EmutaG.
9 Frasch 9 Rey el Tovar, La Petite. Sona.
11 Kirsch’m 11 Tansy. Sm. Metzner, Netting.
By Solitaire II.— Monrovia (J. McGovern).
7 Vandusen 9 Gramercy. OswaldB., ZoeYoung.
4®* Kederis 8 RamonCorona, Ceaser. Albion H.
8 T Taylor 10 QnickTrip, Santhia. Mike Jordan
3 2 J Vandusen 12 Philllstina, Quick Trip. Reuben.
10 Coburn 12 Tramotor, BltterSir, Han’balBey
2 3 2 4 Coburn 6 Tube Rose. ReyelTovar, Reg.Arvl
53 6* Kirsch’m 10 Lil.Ray, Chanate. Cavallena.
By Edinborough — Maggie Davis (D. S. Fountain).
7 Imes 11 Waner. Biased. Ml Derecbo.
3'* Dennison 7 BigEldorado, Lit.Elva, MaryDees
5 5*4 Dennison 7 Nyanza, Flying, Will Morris.
7 6"4E Callahan 8 Sona, Donovan, Flying.
By Kenilworth — La Vendetta (J. Umensetter).
5®J Imes 11 Jillett. Electrowan, Hannibal Bey
6 2 j Baird 10 B.Mayham. Gar.Light, Binocular
9 Pryor 9 Genova. Flying. La Petite.
6 E CallahanlO Sainest. Heknows, Garter Light.
7 Vandusen 9 O.Cunningham, Camera. Herives.
3*4 Vandusen 8 Sixteen, Patterson. Minnedocia.
3 5® Pryor 9 Sainfox. Sixteen, Flying.
By Blues — Queen Beluga (Applegate & Cotton).
5 7 J Gaugel 7 NoQuarter, Preen, Del Cruzador.
6®J W Cotton 8 Preen, Burleigh. Smiley Metzner
3®4 W Cotton 9 Sixteen, Sona, Tube Rose.
26 W Cotton 11 Neb. Lass, Emma G.. Budapest.
5‘1 Cotton 9 Rey el Tovar, La Petite. Sona.
3 4 7 | E Cotton 10 Swagerlator. Wistaria. Figent.
By Pirate of Penzance — Belle Swift (E. Schmiedel).
7% Vandusen 11 Jillett. Electrowan. HannlbalBey
7 T Taylor 7 BigEldorado. Lit.Elva. Qneenful!
10 Anderson 10 QuiekTrip, Santhia, Mike Jordan
7'" Denny
7 22 Denny
7 Domithilda, Solved, RaleighP.D.
7 Binocular, Electrowan, Balronia.
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys
91400 HELMET w 4 119
91400 CZAR W 5 105
914H-BARLEYTHORPE W 3 111
91352 DREAMER w 8 107
910S9 PRINCE GAL WB 4 119
91417 GERMAN SILVER WB 3 90
91355 KINGSHIP w 3 108
w 4 119 4 3 2'1 4 2 4 3 4® l'l Notter
W 5 105 5 4 36 3 h 24 2h 26 Herbert
J R Keene
J Griffin
.1 E Gaffney
w 8 107 1 1 l l 1' l l l 1 4® Goldstein H B Duiyea
,b 4 119 7 6 56 56 7 7 5' M McGee G M Odom
,-b 3 90 3 5 66 7 56 5 2 6‘® McCahey S F Hyman
O H C P S
1 11-101 2-5 out
7 10 8 3 7-5
5 5 4 7-5 3-5
4558-6 7-10
6 10 8 3 7-5
30 100 60 20 10
34 102 8
6 107 4
99
5 99
91355 KINGSHIP w 3 108 6 7 7 6® 6) 7 S Davis MrsLALiv’gston 15 25 20 7 3
Time. 13, 24%, 36%. 48%. 1:00%, 1:13%, 1:38%. Track faat.
Winner — Br. c. by Disguise — St. Mildred (traiued b.v J. Rowe).
Went to |w»st at 4:39. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving. HELMET
was skillfully saved in behind the pacemakers to the stretch, then came around the leaders easily and was
under restraint at the end. CZAR showed much more early speed than usual and hung on gamely in the
stretch racing. I5ARLEYTHORPE finished with a rush and would have been second in another stride.
DREAMER set a fast pace for seven furlongs and was eased up when beaten. The others were badly out-
paced.
Scratched — 91 455 Hill Top. 90 : 01405® Field Mouse. 109; 91403 2 LovetIe, 111; 91417 Cohort, 102; (91458)
Superstition. 95: 914(6) Harrigan. 100; 91458 Bishop. 97.
91466
Ind Horses
91443 BOUNCER
91354 ZILLAH
9I372*T II R 1 FT Y
91354 SPIN
91226 MAEZIE
91404 MISS MINNIE
91356 BEATRICE
CHARMERESS
TENDER BLOOM
SIXTH RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. (76367 — 1:05% — 2 — 112.) $400 added. 2-year-olds.
Maidens. Fillies. Special Weights. Net value to winner $410.
AWtPPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys
O H C P S
w 108
4
2
1 2
1% 1 2 1®
A
Thomas T
Hitchcock Jr
4 5
4 6-5 1-2
91021 Butte
55 f 1:07* fast
7
111 4
2 6 5 9'® J
w 108
3
1
5 2
4'5 4* 2 2
M
McGee
O
M Bishop
31 4
31 4-5 1-3
BEN STONE.
b. g, 5
106
By Ben
WB 108
»
8
4h
25 21 3)
Herbert
it
E Watkins
6 15
12 3 7-5
91 430 Butte
3-4 1:14* fast
8
111
8 E
W 108
5
6
6 55 4*
A
Walsh
J
R Keene
9-101
4-5 2-5 out
91307 Butte
F C 1:10* fast
8
105
3% E
W 108
8
3
2*i
3 2 3*1 5®
T
Koerner
J
Sanford
15 30
20 7 21
91233 Butte
F C 1:11* fast
5
109
7*J E
w 108 1 4
w 108 7 9
CHARMERESS WB 111 6 7 S 8 S 86 Raynor MrsLALiv’gston 50 100 100 30 15
TENDER BIvOOM W 108 2 6 9 9 9 9 Butwell J McManus 20 60 60 20 8
Time, 11. 22%, 34%. 47%. 59%. 1:06%. Track fast.
Winner — Br. f, by Yankee — Caoutchouc (trained by .1. Lambert).
Went to post at 3:11. At i>ost 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily: second and third driving.
BOUNCER, away fast, showed much the most speed all the way and made a show of her opponents.
ZILLAH closed a gap and finished resolutely. THRIFTY ran forwardly, hut tired in the stretch.
SPIN acted badly, and ran green, but was closing up at the end. MAEZIE showed speed, but failed
to stay.
Scratched — 91372 Ynca, 108; 91372 Song of Rocks, 108; Wrap, 108.
Overweights — Charmeress. 3 pounds.
36 56 6 E Dugan M M Allen
7 7 7 7'® Goldstein .1 E Madden
20 50 50 15 6
10 40 40 12 5
MrsLALiv’gston 50 100 100 30 15
J McManus 20 60 60 20 8
Butte Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, August 24.
WEATHER CLEAR. TRACK FAST.
BUTTE ENTRIES. Ind. Horse. A. Wt. Hdcp.
91434 Aquiline 5..104..X68C
. , . - ,, o.oa \ 91434 Herives 5..109..X67E
Racing starts at 2:.>0 p. in. (Chicago time, 3.30.) s<>i43 2 Irrigator 4..106. .X67"
X Runs well in mud. ©Superior inud ruuuer. 9x395 cotytto 4. .104. . X67i
<\1) maiden. * Apprentice allowance.
«»«*— 4 H SSSSJIffTrf SSiff* H.nSS;:
,Tr,ci , 2^S“ ju' ! » iw^7-JL 11 0, l record: >
Ind. Horse. A. Wt. Hdcp. <»}«!) Miles 3..102..X7oC
THIRD RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (84012 — 1:06 — 5 — 105.)
PETITE, br. f, 3 97 By Cesarion — Mauga (J. Jungclaus).
5 Butte 3-4 1:15* fast 20 100 7 4 E Callahaul2 TitusII., D.Warfleld. Nebr.Lass.
5 Butte 5-8 13)2* fast 4 107 3® J McBride 9 Genova, Flying, Sainfox.
8 Butte 6-8 1:01* fast 12 101 5® Selden 8 E.M.Fry, Patterson. Minnedocia.
9 Butte F C 1:10* fast 8 102 5® Selden 10 Platoon, Swagerlator. Gramercy.
6 Butte F C 1:11* fast 10 105 2J J McBride 9 Rey el Tovar, Sona, Brighton.
ICING, ch. g, 3 99 By Altamax — Falomacita (Ballinger & Beasley).
6 Butte F C 1:11 fast 6 106 6 Gaugel S RamonCorona. Ceaser. Albion H.
5 Butte 5-8 1:02* fast 6 103 2 2 Denny 9 Genova, La Petite, Sainfox.
4 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 3-2 112 2* Gaugel 6 Alaxie, Young Belle, Phosphorus
4 Butte 5J f 1:09* fast 35 112 5 6 4 2 2“ Corey 7 Nyanza. WillMorris. YoungBelle
8 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 35 102 8 7 6 4 3 4 5 Corey 8 Sona. Donovan, Big Eldorado.
■9 Butte 5* f 1:07* fast 6 107 4 5 4 4 3% Corey 9 Sainfox. Sixteen, Babe Neely,.
) NORTH, blk. g, 3 99 By Bannockburn — Merida (G. A. Marshall).
2 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast 5 99 9 Post 9 Ham’eraway, Han. Bey, Aquiline
1 Butte 5J f 1:08 fast 20 100 8 Post 8 Tramotor, Jes.Burn, B. Oldfield.
6 Salt Lake 6* f 1:22 fast 8-5 89 9 7 E CallahanlO BenStone. Capewell. Ch. Desmond
9 Salt Lake 3-4 1:15* fast 7 97 6'* Selden 6 RoyJunior. Wistaria, Native Son
HERA, b. f, 3 97 By Cameron — Ida III. (J. F. Moore).
0 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast 2 103 6 4 Kirsch’m 11 Jillett. Electrowan, HannibalBe.v
6 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 15 102 2 4 Kederis 9 Or.Cun’gham, Herives. Gar.Light
1 Salt Lake 3-4 1:14* fast 13-5 94 8 8 8 7® 8® Kederis 8 Gramercy, Tramotor, Yell- Foot.
ESTON BOY, ch. h, 7 104 By Piccolo or Borgia — Anna Mayes (L. F. O’Leary,).
5 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 60 117 7 G W Car’ll 7 RedBill. Banoniea, Mol. Montrose
5 Oakland F C 1:09* fast 20 114 10 5 7 10* 11'® Eisenz’pf 11 Burn. Bush, EmmaG., ReyelTovar
0 Oakland 3-4 1:14* fast 20 116 3 1 1 1J 5*1 Eisenz’pf 11 Phi'.listina, C.Green, Pretension.
3TER SLR, br. g. 5 106 By Bitter Root — Servia (O’Keefe Sc Campbell).
4 Butte 5-8 1:00* fast 30 112 9 Dennison 11 Preen. Tramotor. Bill Maybam.
4 Butte 5-8 1:01 fast 10 106 4 2 i Dennison 10 B.Mayham. Gar.Light, Binocular
8 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 5 109 6 T Taylor 7 RedBill, Banoniea, Mol.Montrose
8 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 3* 109 8 W Fischer 8 E.M.Fry, Patterson, Minnedocia.
5 Butte 6-8 1:01* fast 5 106 2n W Fischer 12 Tramotor. Han. Bey, O.Qun’gbam
7 Butte 5-8 1:00* fast 6 109 7 Booker 9 Tabe Rose. Tramotor, Titus II.
1 Butte 5* f 1:07* fast 7 111 4 2 6 5 9*® J Booker 9 McNally. E. M. Fit. Platoon.
(7 STONE, b. g, 5 106 By Ben Strome — Beldaga (C. P. Lamar).
0 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast 8 111 8 E Smith 9 Gramercy. OswaldB., ZoeYonng.
7 Butte F C 1:10* fast 8 105 3'J E Smith 11 J. M. Stokes, Jillett. Balreed.
3 Butte F C 1:11* fast 5 109 7*1 E Smith 12 Pbillistina. Quick Trip. Gelico.
8 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 30 109 4®J E Smith 8 E.M.Fry. Patterson. Minnedocia.
4 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast 20 111 Left at the post. C Smith 9 Evran, Dav. Warfield. MissNaoml
0 Butte 6J f 1:21* fast 8 111 3 2 6 7 7®J E Smith 7 Gossiperll., T.Slicker. M.Nugent
EDE SAM, b. g, 5 106 By The Weaver— Okuste (H. I. Wilson).
9 Butte 3-4 1:15 fast 4* 111 7 W Fischer 9 Sona, J.o’Lantern, Iley el Tovar
2 Butte 7-8 1:28* fast 12 108 35 W Fischer 7 Cabin, Budapest, Barn. Oldfield.
4 Butte 5J f 1:08* fast 8 106 4*1 W Fischer 7 L. Rossington. Sona. Cap.Burnett
0 Butte 3-4 1:15* fast 10 111 7 W Fischer 8 D.Ledgett, Banthel, Mauretania.
8 Salt Lake 3-4 1:15 fast 5 111 8 W Fischer 8 Roy.Stone, Fath.Stafford, Sainest
1 Salt Lake 65 f 1:21* fast 16-3 107 5 12 5W Fischer 8 Nebulosus. Prometheus, Buena.
[JILINE, b. m, 5 104 By Ben Strome— Aine (Allen & Hall).
4 Butte 5-8 1:00* fast 30 110 5 7 Kirsch’m 11 Preen. Tramotor. Bill Mayliam.
2 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast 10 104 3 4 £ Kirscli’in 9 Hammeraway, Han.Bey, Minnie
4 Butte 65 f 1:08* fast 20 104 5®* Imes 7 L.Rossington, Sona. Cap.Burnett
4 Salt Lake 5-8 1:01* fast 8 105 3®1 Ivers 9 Jessup Burn, Tramotor, Obanat**.
4 Salt Lake 5-8 1:02 fast 65 104 4J Gaugel 11 Swagerlator, Argonaut. Bur. Bush
91124 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 3-2 112
91064 Butte 55 f 1:09* fast 35 112 5
91028 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 35 102 8
90999 Butte 55 f 1 :07* fast 6 107 4
KID NORTH, blk. g, 3 99
91392 Butte 3-4 1:14? fast 5 99
91241 Butte 55 f 1:08 fast 20 100
90486 Salt Lake 65 f 1:22 fast 8-5 89
90289 Salt Lake 3-4 1:15* fast 7 97
CAMERA, b. f, 3 97
91440 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast 2 103
91106 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 15 102
90881 Salt Lake 3-4 1:14* fast 13-5 94 8
CRESTON BOY, ch. h, 7 104
9125S Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 60 117
89865 Oakland F C 1:09* fast 20 114 10
89770 Oakland 3-4 1:14* fast 20 116 3
BITTER SIR, br. g, 5 106
91434 Butte
91394 Butte
91258 Butte
91188 Butte
91155 Butte
5-8 1:00* fast
5-8 1:01 fast
5-8 1:01* fast
5- 8 1:01* fast
6- 8 1:01* fast
13-5 94 8
104
60 117
20 114 10
20 116 3
106
30 112
10 106
5 109
51188 Butte
910S4 Butte
91030 Butte
5-8 1:01* fast
3-4 1 :14| fast
65 f 1:21* fast
SWEDE SAM, b. g, 5
91389 Butte
91312 Butte
91244 Butte
91190 Butte
90428 Salt Lake
3-4 1:15 fast
7-8 1:28* fast
55 f 1 :08* fast
3-4 1:15* fast
3-4 1 :15 fast
90331 Salt Lake 65 f 1:21* fast
AQUILINE, b. m, 5
20 111 Left at
8 111 3 2
106
45 ill
12 108
8 106
10 111
5 111
4®5 E Smith
t. C Smith
7®5 E Smith
91434 Butte
91392 Butte
91244 Butte
90944 Salt Lake
90884 Salt Lake
5-8 1 :00* fast
3-4 1:14* fast
65 f 1:08* fast
5-8 1:01* fast
5-8 1:02 fast
HERIVES, b. m, 5
91434 Butte 5-8 1:00* fast
A. Wt. Hdcp.
5. .104. . X6S0
5. .10!). . X675
4. .106. . X675
4. .104. . X675
91307 Butte
91257 Butte
91238 Butte
91106 Butte
89342 Oakland
F C 1:10* fast
5- 8 1:02 fast
3-4 1:15* fast
6- 8 1:01* fast
3-4 1:14* fast
!ll4iS 2
Great Caesar
112.
...67.')
ft 1428®
Bessie C
107.
. . .670
ttiitxo 2
Allietto
112.
. .
ft 1428
Practitioner
100.
. . .(W)5
Sft437®
M iss G reenwood . . .
112.
. X600
ill 428
Kinfolks
104.
. . .660
U1U83
Child Play
Swede Miller, ch.
104.
.. .650
g. by Peter Mc-
Cue — Katie by
the Door
112.
Second Race — 3-4 Mile.
3-vear-olds. Selling.
(Track record: 01212—1:125—3-
-108.)
01440-
Electrowan
107.
X7«H)
•11407®
Galene Gale
104.
X 605
01407
Ceaser
112.
. .600
01407
107.
X 685
01430
Gelirn
UK).
X 680
01 433
Qneenfnll (Ml ...
104.
. .675
01440
Warfare
KM.
X670
01300
New Capital
inw.
. .«KT»
01440
Swift MacNelll . . .
lot).
XtiOO
(01431)
Miles
3
.102.
X 750
01300®
Lewiston
3
.100.
©745
(91437)
Harlem Maid
4
. 98.
. .740
01437®
Ocean Queen
4
.105.
X 740
01437
Edwin T. Fryer ...
6
.112.
X735
01437
Fancy 5. . 07.
Fifth Race— 1 Mile.
3-rear-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 01310—1:305—5—105.)
X730
(01308)
MISS PICNIC ...
3
. Oft.
©725
01 438
Ocean Shore
6
.113.
X720
91438
Kaiserhoff
6
.113.
X715
(01.351)
Hancock
.100.
X710
01301
Tavora
7
.11*7.
X 705
(01471)
Hammeraway ....
7
.109.
X7(H)
01301
Brighton
3
. 07.
. .700
01438
Treasure Seeker . .
1;
.MO.
X 605
01472®
Frieze
4
.105.
X 600
(91472)
Charlie Doherty ..
5
.112.
X 685
01308
Knight of Ivnnhoe.
H
. nn>.
X 685
91432
John J. Rogers ...
6
.100.
X675
IRRIGATOR, ch. g, 4
89143 Pensacola 65 f 1:25 fast
88885 Pensacola 6-8 1:04 fast
88676 Pens’ cola 1 1-16 1:53* good
SS669 Pensacola 3-4 1:17 good
88615 Tampa
88498 Tampa
3-4 1:19 slow
3-4 1:18* slow
COTYTTO, b. f, 4
91395 Butte 5-8 1 :00| fast
89267 Oakland
89198 Oakland
F C 1:10* fast
55 f 1:07* fast
65 104
109
45 109
10 104 5
106
12 118
10 108
5 112
20 113
20 117 7
10 102 9
104
15 107
10 110 7
18-5 111 6
3 4 J Kirscli’in
5*3 Imes
3 2 * Ivers
4* Gaugel
By Sir Hercules — Nora Ives (G. W. Robinson).
7 Gaugel 11 Preen. Tnimotor. Bill Mayhani.
10 A Nelson 11 J. M. Stokes, Jillett, Ben Stone.
15 T Taylor ft Jillett. RamonCorona, Gar.Light.
5®* A Nelson 10 May Sutton, Santhia. Preen.
3* Pryor ft Or.Ctin’gham. Camera, Gar.Light
2| 4 2 5 Kederis 11 Amethyst, Waner, Cbas. Green.
By Nasturtium — Fertile (J. L. MacPherson).
3“ Staton 5 Countermand. Canopian. K.&Kin
4' 4 C Brown 6 Fleming. B.Goodwin. St. Deiniol.
5 7 Gloss 5 Nebulosus, Dunvegan, Tackle.
7® Gloss 8 Punky, Nebulosus. Baleshe<5-
7 6®J Gloss 8 Necklet, PereyTaylor, Rest. Lady
9 9 I2 |A Burton 10 Hurlock. Occidental. Niantic.
By Solitaire II.— The Peeress (C. O. Reed).
6 Vaudusen 6 Annie Wells, Evran. Alaxie.
7® 6"3 Cavan’gh 8 Biskra. Mol.Montrose, Rosaiuo.
65 7®1 Selden 11 Combury, Sir Barry, Herives.
FOURTH RACE — 1 Mile and 70 Yards. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (01390—1:44 — 4 — 101.)
MILES, br. c, 3
91431 Butte 7-8 1:27* fast
91085 Butte 1 1:41 fast
90995 Butte lm70y 1:46 fast
LEWISTON, b. g. 3
Third Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3 vcar-olils and upward. Selling.
91435
(Track record:
La Petite . . .
84012—1 :06 —5—105. )
3. . 07.
. X700
(01387)
01434
Big Eldorado
Phillistina
01346
Flying (Ml
3. . 00.
. . .095
01241
Tillinghast
<11302
Kid North . .
3 . . Oft .
. X 005
01214
Sir Barry
01440
Camera
3. . 07.
. x 000
01241
Gene W ood
01258
•Oreston Boy .
7.. 104.
. . 690
01430
Firm Foot
01434
Hitler Sir ...
5. .lod.
. X 685
90893
Ybor
01430
Ben Stone . . .
5..1(a).
. ©685
0138ft
Cool (Ml
01380
Swede Sam . .
. . .680
91021 Aunt Polly
Sixth Race— 5 1-2 Furlongs.
3-vear-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record: 84012—1:06—5—105.)
ftl38ft® Rey el Tovar 3.. 107.
91285 Minnedocia 3.. 97.
91434® Bill Mayhani .... 13.. 111.
(91387) Big Eldorado 3.. 104.
91434 Philllstina 4.. 109.
91241 Tillinghast 5.. 111.
91214 Sir Barry 4.. 114.
91241 Gene Wood 5.. 111.
91430 Firm Foot IO. .106.
90893 Ybor 4.. 106.
9138ft Cool (M) 5.. 106.
iiivil Aunt Polly 12.. 104..;
91390 Butte
91310 Butte
91242 Butte
91187 Butte
91109 Butte
91085 Butte
90947 Salt Lake
lm70y 1:44 fast
1 1:39* fast
lm70y 1 :43* fast
1 1:40* fast
65 f 1:19 fast
1 1:41 fast
! 1 1:40* fast
102
1 105
25 101
9-10 104 1
100
2 102
3-2 98
HARLEM MAID, b. f, 4
91437 Butte 1 1 :40 fast
91390 Butte lm70y 1:44 fast
91242 Butte lm70y 1:43* fast
91187 Butte 1 1:40* fast
91086 Butte lm70y 1:45* fast
91002 Butte 1 1:42* fast
OCEAN QUEEN, b. f. 4
91437 Butte 11:40 fast
91390 Butte lm70y 1:44 fast
91310 Butte 1 1:39* fast
91242 Butte lm70y 1:43* fast
91187 Butte 1 1:40* fast
91127 Butte 1 1-16 1:47 fast
91085 Butte 1 1:41 fast
90995 Butte lm70y 1:46 fast
91390 Butte
91310 Butte
91243 Butte
91187 Butte
91127 Butte
91085 Butte
90995 Butte
EDWIN T. FRYER, b. h, 6
LATEST PERFORMANCES OF HORSES ENTERED.
FIRST RACE— 4 1-2 Furlongs. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Allowances. (July 20, 1»02— 53 %— 3—110. )
Index Course DistTimeT’ckOJds
GREAT CAESAR, b. g. 2
91428 Butte 5-8 1:02* fast 9-5
91154 Butte 5-8 1:02 fast 13-5
91046 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 8
90998 Butte 1-2 48* fast 7
BESSIE C.. b. f, 2
91428 Butte 5-8 1:02* fast 3)
91209 Butte 1-2 48* fast 6
91046 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast 8
*0998 Butte 1-2 48* fast 5
91280 Butte
91209 Butte
91154 Butte
91046 Butte
90998 Butte
PRACTITIONE1
91428 Butte
91280 Butte
91209 Butte
91154 Butte
90635 Salt Lake
MISS GREENW
89437 Lexington
89262 I^-xington
KINFOLKS, b.
91428 Butte
91154 Butte
90998 Butte
89797 Oakland
:. b.
g. 2
112
5-8
1 :02*
fast
9-5
98
5-8
1:02
fast
13-5
112
5-8
1:01*
fast
8
109
5
1-2
48*
fast
7
109
7
r. 2
107
3-8
1:02*
fast
3J
95
1-2
48*
fast
6
107
5-8
1:01*
fast
8
109
4
1-2
48*
fast
5
109
3
2
112
5-8
1:011
fast
15
103
1-2
48*
fast
20
107
5-8
1 :02
fast
20
107
5-8
1:01*
fast
100
1«9
6
1-2
48*
fast
60
109
1
, b.
c. 2
100
5-8
1 :02*
fast
30
101
5-8
1:01*
fast
40
100
1-2
4S*
fast
30
115
5-8
1:02
fast
30
115
5-8
1:02
fast
30
109
lOD.
ch. 1
f. 2
112
4 ). r
57*
mud
38-5
109
4
1-2
49
fast
500
110
13
. 2
104
5-8
1 :02*
fast
10
90
5-8
1:02
fast
20
112
1-2
48*
fast
7
109
10
5-8
1:02
fast
10
93
8
StrFin Jockeys Started Order of Finish.
By Cesarion — Grandma II. (E. Wright).
2nk Vandusen ft AltaRa.v, BessieC., Practitioner.
4 7 E Smith 8 Phebe G., Alta Ray, Albetto.
2 2“ Gaugel 7 St. Helier, Bessie C., Albetto.
7 6®J Gaugel 12 H.Hawkins. St.Helier, Bessie C.
By Ossary — Scintillate (W. C. Livengood).
3| K Callahan ft AltaRay, G. Caesar, Practitioner
3 2 1 E Callahan 8 Alta Ray, Ocalee. ElizabethDaly
3 3®1 E Callahan 7 St.Helier, GreatCaesar, Albetto.
3 3" Callahan 12 Hel. Hawkins. St.Helier, Alt. Ray
By Alforten — Barbetto (C. S. Wilson).
2 7 lines 7 Ileadwood, Otliale, Wiltrude S.
6 Battiste 8 Alta Ray. Ocalee, Bessie C.
Vosper 8 Phebe G., Alta Ray. GreatCaesar
5 4 7 j Jas Hogg 7 St. Heller. GreatCaesar. BessieC.
11 10-’°iJas Hogg 12 H.Hawkins, St.Helier. Bessie C.
By Dr. MacBride — Carrara (L. T. Whitehill).
4*J E Smith ft AltaBay. GreatCaesar, Bessie C.
6 E Smith 7 Deadwood, Albetto, Othale.
7 W Fischer 8 Alta Ray, Ocalee. Bessie C.
7 24 W Fischer 8 Phebe G., Alta Ray, Albetto.
8‘* Kunz 8 Edm. Adams. DelFriar, AbigailK.
By Mazagan — Marv Greenwood (J. N. Camden).
« 2 3 2 i A Walsh 15 Ori. Pearl, Helen Sentt. Bo-Peep.
ll 2 ll 2u 5Radtke 14 Marsand. Evia. Plain Ann.
By Major Daingerfleld — Georgie R. (F. Farrar).
f,*J Dcnnv ft AltaRay. GreatCaesar, Bessie C.
6 -o -p Taylor 8 Phebe G., Alta Ray. Albetto.
6 7'®jVosper 12 H.Hawkins. St.Helier. Bessie C.
6® 6‘ 4 Jahnsen 8 Salali, Pawbuska, Maxdice.
91437 Butte
91242 Butte In
91187 Butte
91127 Butte 1
91085 Butte
90995 Butte In
FANCY, b. m, 5
91437 Butte
91310 Butte
91242 Butte In
91186 Butte
91049 Butte
89799 Oakland
1 1:40 fast
lm70y 1:43* fast
1 1:40* fast
1 1-16 1:47 fast
1 1:41 fast
lm70y 1:46 fast
7-5 96
1 100 6
106
4 107
5 101
4* 101
15 101
35 103
3 103
6 102
6 103 2
112
4 115
4 118
8 120
1 1:10 fast
1 1:39* fast
lm70y 1:43* fast
F C 1:10* fast
65 f 1:07 fast
1 1:39* fast
3 115 4
97
25 100 4® Anderson
25 99 4 2 J Anderson
2| 97 3®| Anderson
8-3 112 15 Anderson
8 100 6 6 5 5 5 4 J Anderson
15 102 4 5 4 3 2* 2® Anderson
By Migraine— Countess Wanda (ThompsonftRinehart)
1® Coburn 8 Queen Lead. Prejuicio, Banthel.
4'1 Rooney 6 Oc’nQueen, Lewiston, E.T. Fryer
3 3® Rooney 4 Ed. T. Fryer, Oc.Queen, It. Junior.
By Galveston — Libertina (P. Mulcahy).
3 2 J Gaugel 5 OeeanQueeu, Har.Mald. J. Paine.
3 2 Selden 4 Jack Paine. Ocean Queen. Fancy.
1® Selden 7 Ocean Queen. Fancy. Jack Paine
3'J Selden 6 Har.Maid, Jackl’aine, E.T.Fryer
4* Selden 6 Coppertown. Balronia. Fernando.
2® Selden 6 Ocean Queen, Ed. T. Fryer, Miles.
4 7 i Selden 6 Marchmonet. C.Krum. Orbicular.
By Nasturtium — Adorn (G. B. Morris).
l n t E Callahan 3 JackPaine, Ocean Queen. Fancy.
2 2 Selden 5 OceanQueen, Lewiston, J. Paine.
5® Kederis 7 Lewiston, Ocean Queen, Fancy.
1*> Kederis 6 JackPaine, Lewiston, E.T.Fryer
l 4 Kederis 5 GretchenG., Kaiserhoff. G’dShip
1 15 E Mathews 8 MikeJordan, RoyalRiver, Plume.
By Cunard — Dertha (Garrity & Dunlap).
3 2 J Vandusen 5 Harlem Maid. JackPaine, Fancy.
I 2 Kederis 5 Har.Maid.- Lewiston. JackPaine.
2 1 Vandusen 4 jRck Paine. Lewiston. Fancy.
2® Vandusen 7 Lewiston, Fancy, Jack Paine.
5 7 Anderson 6 Har.Maid. JackPaine. Lewiston.
3'J Anderson 5 E.T.Fryer, R.&Round. R.Junior.
1® Anderson 6 Lewiston. EdwinT.Fryer, Miles.
2 2'5 Vandus’n 4 EdwinT.Fryer, Miles, RoyJunior
By Juvenal — Speedy (F. Wallhauser).
5 Lindhurst 5 Har.Maid. J-Paine, OceanQueen
6 Lindhurst 7 Lewiston. Ocean Queen. Fancy.
4® Lindhurst 6 Har.Maid. JackPaine. Lewiston.
H Lindhurst 5 R.&Round, Oc’nQueen, R.Junior
3* Lindhurst 6 Ocean Queen, Lewiston. Miles.
1 1*5 Lindhurst 4 OceanQueen, Miles, Roy Junior.
By Worcester — Regatta II. (H. Mack).
5 Har.Maid, J. Paine. OceanQueen
4 J. Paine, Ocean Queen, Lewiston
7 Lewiston, OceanQueen. J. Paine.
8 Arionette, Nagazum, Platoon.
6 Balronia. Oop’town. ThlstleBelle
6 EddieGraney, Redeem, KidNorth.
FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (01310 — 1:39% — 5 — 105.)
MISS
PICNIC,
br. f, 3
99
By Altamax — 3
91398
Butte
1 1:42 fast
7-5
97
1*8 Kederis
91311
Butte
1 1:42* fast
2*
96
7 Gargan
91261
Butte
1 1:40* fast
4
97
l'° Gargan
91210
Butte
6£ f 1:08* fast
4i
106
6 4 J Vosper
91177
Butte
3-4 1:15* fast
4
102
3* Gargan
91082
Butte
5-8 1:01* fast
10
107
7 Gargan
91067
Butte
3-4 1:13* fast
30
91 8
8 8 7 7'* Gargan
OCEAN SHORE, b. g. 6
91428 Butte lm70y 1:44*
91397 Butte 1 1:41*
91156 Butte 1 1:42
90653 Salt I-ake 1 1:41*
90517 Salt I.ake 1 1:41*
KAISERHOFF. ch. g. 6
91438 Butte lm?0y 1:44|
91350 Butte 1 1:41*
91211 Butte 1 1:411
91156 Butte 1 1:42
91086 Butte lm70y 1:45*
90996 Butte 1 1:42*
fast 12
fast 4
fast 10
fast 5
fast 3-2
1“8 Kederis 7 Livius, Barn.Oldfielil, Aftermath
7 Gargan 7 Plume, Tavora. Tremargo.
1'" Gargan 6 Sngarmaid, SprlrtgBan. Con. Bell
6 4 * Vosper ft Sixteen. Sona, New Capital.
3' Gargan 8 Burleigb, Titus II., Caleno Gale
7 Gargan 8 Sixteen. Patterson, Warfare.
7'® Gargan 8 Fernando, Mar.Casey, Zoe Young
By Kismet— Helen G. (W. Hawke).
5®J Coburn 8 J. Lou is. EmlymionlL, M. Naomi.
15 W Fischer 6 John Louis, Altenberg, Tremargo
4 4 J W Cotton 5 JnhnLouis. Good Ship. KaiserhotT
1® Vosper 8 Tavora. Silver Grain. Coppers.
1* W Fiseher ft liucuu, McNally. Misprision.
By ton! Esterling — Emma Holla ,(J. L. MacPherson).
6*2 Klrsch'iu S .I.Jxmiis. Endy luioull., M. Naomi.
2® Klrsch’in *) MissNaoml, Flora Riley. Grct.fl.
6 W Fischer 7 Alteuberg. Frieze. Tavora.
3% W Fischer f> J. Lulls. GoodSlilp. Ocean Shore.
3 4 j Selden 6 Harl.Mald, GretchenG.. C'odShlp
I 1 Selden - *
6 SpriugBan, QuccnLead, Coooskla
DAILY RACING FORM.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1910.
HANCOCK, b. g, G
91X11 Butte 1 1:12 fast S
91236 Butte 1 1:41* fast 25
90894 Salt Lake 3 4 1:14* last 20
90771 Salt Lake 7-S 1:28 fast 9
TAVORA. br. m, 7
91391 Butte lmloy 1:45 last 2i
#1311 Butte 1 1:121 fast 10
#1311 Butte
#1210 Butte
91211 Butte
ftlOtiS Butte
9"*>53 Salt l.ake
6) f 1:20* fast S
1 1:41* fast fl
1 1:42* fast 9
11:411 fast 10
HAMMER A WAY, b. g, 7
91471 Butte l 1:41* fast 4
SUSS Butte lni7uv 1:41! fast 15
91392 Butte 3 4 1:14* fast 7
91284 liutlo lm7oy 1:47 fast 12
91237 Butte 1 1:42* fast 8
9117V Butte 1 1:43 fast 15
91098 Butte 1 1:41* fast 00
OKVirt Butte 1 1:41* fast 10
9102(1 Butte 1 1:43* fast 20
BRIGHTON, b. g. 3
91391 Butte
91282 Butte
91213 Butte
91090 Butte
OKCU Butte
0 ,? Jl’ryor
5* Vogt
9 Anderson
41 s vest
7"? Dennison
lm70y 1:40 fast 9-0
6*. f 1:21 f fast 5
1 1:42 fast 2
F «' 1:11* fast 3-2
3-4 1:14* fast 7
TREASURE SEEKER, ch. h. 6
91438 Butte
913'(9 Butte
91301 Butte
91243 Butte
91170 Butte
91110 Butte
75896 Seattle
1 m70y 1:41* fast 12
1 1:42* fast 0
1 1:42 fast 10
1 1:41* fast 2)
1 1-S 1 :53* fast 10
11:423 fast 8
OS f 1:194 fast 00
FRIEZE, ch. f. 4
91472 Butte 6) f 1:21* fast 0
#<2#7 ltutte 1 1:41* fast S
#1311 Bui te 1 1:42* fast 2J
91211 l’.utte 1 1 :41* fast 0
9110s ltutte 1 1:43 fast 8-5
9109# Butte 3-4 1:101 fast 8
#0947 Salt I,ake 1 1:40* fast 6
CHARLIE DOHERTY, br. h, 5
91472 Butte ««. f 1:213 fast 0
9143# Butte 3-4 1:13* fast 2
91128 BUtte 1 1:12* List 8-5
91099 Butte 3-4 1:15* fast S
91031 Butte 3 4 1:14* fast S-5
KNIGHT OF FVANHOE, b. g, 6
91398 Butte 1 1:12 fast 10
91283 Butte 1 1-S 1:53? fast 20
91237 Unite 1 1:42* fast fi
91170 Butte 1 1:42 fast 12
91128 Butte 1 1:42* fast 5
JOHN J. ROGERS, b. g. 6
91432 Butte
91284 Butte
91237 Bulte
911:’S Butte
91098 Butte
91029 Butte
1 1 :423 fast 15
lm70y 1:47 fast 10
1 1 :42* fast S
1 1 :42* fast 10
1 1:41* fast 7
61 f 1:22 fast 5
By Fatherless — Merry Maid (W. H. Schwartz).
l h Prior 10 Ornate. Treas. Seeker, DavcWchor
5'*i|Battiste 8 .Miss Naouii. Livins, Varna.
T' <1 MoC’thy s GoodShip. Lady Adelaide. D.Moss.
5“ lvers 10 C.Doberly, MaySutton, Emma G.
By Balgowan — Nance O’Neil (C. B. Clow).
«»1 Gaugel 6 TugBoat. Footloose. Spring llau
21 Vauduseu 7 Plume, Tremargo, McNally.
4?) Vandusen ti Patterson. Treuiargo, Begone.
3 7 1 Gaugel 7 Altenberg, Frieze. Royal River.
1 l'j Gauge! 7 Mat. Mark. M. Jordan. W.Griswell
2?1 2" Gaugel 8 OeeanShore, Silv. Grain. Coppers.
By Hamburg — Clementina (W. Crispen).
11 lines s J.o-Xantern. It. River, M.Jordan.
7 Iuies 8 J. Iamis. EndymionlL. M. Naomi.
I 4 Dennison !» IlatinilmlRey. Aipiiline. Minnie.
3 4 Dennison 8 Netting. Misprision. Tng Boat.
fi'-Jl’ryor 1<» K.oflvanhoe. Misprision..!. C. Clem
5 s Vogt 10 Patriotic, Dave Welter. J.O.Clem
9 Anderson 10 Rosevale. Netting. Bonnie Bard.
41s Vogt 8 Rather Royal. Livins, Kogo.
7"? Dennison 0 Aftermath! Con. Bell. SinkSprinp
By Goldcrest — Miss Tenny (G. B. Morris).
■1“1 Selden (i Tnglloai. Footloose, Spring Ban
2'1 Selilen S T.Callionn. F'ootloose. Neb. r.ass.
11 Selden S Dor.Ledgett. Springllan. Mitre.
4*', Kederis !) Rey el Tovar. La Petite. Bona.
K Mathews 5 GoodShip. L. Adelaide, ZoeYoung
By Ornament — Money Box (Dominion Stable). *
4 4 1 Dennison 8 .T. Louis. BndyniionlL. M.Naomi.
1' Dennison 7 Albionll., Younglielle. lt.Welier.
3?', T Taylor 111 Hancock. Ornate. Dave Weber.
5'*JW Mcln’re 7 Bantliel. Tng Boat, Budapest,
fi W Mcln're S Rosevale, Altenberg- Queen Lead
3 4 W Mcln're 7 Rath. Royal. Albionll.. Roy. River
!4i* A Will’ ms !> Mintia. Cobleskill. Capt. Burnett
By Standing — Nellie Ban (J. E. Kees).
2»k e Callahan 7 O. Doherty, Fusileer, R. Corona,
t; Kirseh’m (! OeeanShore. J. Louis. Altenberg.
fi Selden 7 Plume. Tavora, Tremargo.
2* Vosper 7 Altenberg. Tavora. Royal River.
3) Kirseh'm 7 Acquia, Plume. Albion II.
4 3 *. Kirseli'm !) M.M’grave, Swag'lator. McNally
" k fi’" Kederis C> M a re inn one t. C.Krum. Orbicular.
By Fatherless — Lizzie Truex (I. F. Jeannette).
Ink Gaugel 7 Frieze. Fusileer. Ramon Corona.
5° M Nelson 7 R. Corona. Swagerlator. Burleigh
1*J M Nelson 10 Bantliel. Misprision. J.J. Rogers.
5 7 M Nelson 9 M.M’grave, Swag’lator. McNally
4 3 J M Nelson 5 GoodShip. L. Adelaide. ZoeYoung
By Bridgewater — Cold Wave (P. W. Hennessy).
fi W Fischer 7 M. Picnic. Livins, Bara. Oldfield.
5'=1T Taylor (J Altenberg, Queen Lead. Rosevale
1“ Gaugel 10 Misprision, J.O.Clem, J.J.Rogers
5 ,n Corey S M.Naomi. L.Buttorenp, S. Spring
fi Corey 10 Ch. Doherty. Bantliel, Misprision
By Ruskin II. — Princess Royal (G. Cooney).
4*1 Vogt 8 Misprision. Con. Bell. Sugarmakl
fi Vogt 8 Netting, Misprision. Hani’rawa.v
4 7 * Vogt 10 K.oflvanhoe, Misprision,.!. C. Clem
4" Vogt 10 Ch. Doherty. Banthel. Misprision
7 Dennison 10 Rosevale, Netting. Bonnie Bard.
3 4 i Vogt P Banthel. Lola White. Fusileer.
4*1 kirseli’m
5"k c,' “ Kederis
SIXTH RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (84012 — 1:00 — 5 — 105.)
REY EL TOVAR, hr. c, 3
91389 Butte 3-4 1:15 fast
91308 Butte F C 1:11 fast
91210 Bulte 5) f 1:08) fast
91095 Bulte F C 1:11* fast
91000 Butte 51 f 1:08* fast
M1NNEDOCIA. ch. f. 3
91285 Butte 5-8 1:02* fast
91258 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast
91188 Bulte 5-8 1:01* fast
91082 Bulte 5-8 1:01* fast
91047 Butte 5-8 1:00* fast
BILL MAYHAM. rn. g. 13
91434 Butte
91394 Butte
9123# Butte
#1186 Butte
5-8 1:00* fast
5-8 1:01 fast
54 f 1 : 0 S* fast
F C 1 :10* fast
iiuT'i, Salt Lake 51 f 1 :08* fast
#0892 Salt Lake 5-8 1:02* fast
BIG ELDORADO, br. g. 3
#1387 Bulte 51 f 1:09* fast
91173 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast
91028 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast
90999 Butte 5) f 1:07* fast
PlIILLISTINA, ch. f, 4
91434 Butte 5-8 1:00* fast
91389 Butte 3-4 1:15 fast
91233 Butte F C 1:11* fast
91154 Butte 5-S 1:01* fast
91155 Butte 5-8 1:01* fast
91029 Bulte fil f 1:22 fast
905.10 Salt Lake 3-4 1 :1fi fast
TILLINGHAST, b. g. 5
91241 Butte 5{ f 1:08 fast
91190 Butte 3-4 1:15* fast
91108 Butte F C 1:11 fast
9101C Butte 3-4 1:14* fast
SIR BARRY, blk. c, 4
81214 Butte F C 110?. fast
911 "9 Butte F C l:lu) fast
91047 Butte 5-8 1 :00* fast
91018 Butte 54 f 1:07* fast
GENE WOOD. ch. g, 5
91241 Butte 54 f 1:0.8 fast
91214 Butte F C 1:10* fast
91091 Butte 3-4 1:15 fast
91021 Butfe 54 f 1:078 fast
FIRM FOOT, b. g, 10
#1430 Butte 3-4 1:14* fast
91392 Butte 3-4 1:11* fast
91238 Butte 3-4 1:15* fast
91107 Butte 5-8 1:0o* fast
S4#75 Vancouver 7-8 1:26 fast
YBOR. ch. g, 4
90893 Salt Lake 5-8 1:01* fast
90786 Salt Like 5-S 1:01 fast
COOL, b. g, 5 „ .
#1389 Bulte 2!-4 1:l.i fast
#1 108 ltutte F C 1:11 fast
90788 Salt Lake 3-4 1:15 fast
AUNT POLLY, ch. m. 12
#1021 Butte r.4 f 1:07* fast
#0485 Salt Lake 5-8 1:01* fast
7 110
5 106
10 110 6
97
4 107
4 100
4 101
2 102
5 93 3
111
C 112
7 109
20 109 2
15 107 7
109
25 110
5 109
31 107
15 107
15 107
fi 107 4
20 117 1
111
4) 111
5 112
5 109
12 111 1
114
12 105
11-5 109
C 107 2
4 109 4
111
15 111
20 104
13-5 106
30 111 1
106
10 111
10 106
20 112
40 109
15 107
106
r. 117
6 KM
106
34 111
3(1 113
3 108 3
104
40 1(19 5
45 100 4
By Cruzados — La IJlata (W. A. Buck).
3'j Dage P Sons. .Taeko'Liintern, J.M.Stokes
3>J Page S .Tea. Barn, Albionll.. Swagerlator
7 4 4 Page 0 Sixteen. Sonn. New Capital.
11' Page P La Petite. Kona. Brighton.
3 2‘ Page 6 Tube Rose, Gelieo, Regina Arvl.
By Tim Payne— Inocencia (G. P. McNeil),
fi Jahnsen P Genova, Flying. La Petite.
4- 7 Jahnsen 7 RcdBill. llanonica. M. Montrose.
3* Gaugel 8 E.M.Fry. Patterson, Ben Stone.
4* Jahnsen 8 Sixteen. Patterson. Warfare.
1 3=3 Jahnsen S SirP.arry. AnnieWells. TuheRose
By The Hero — Katie Wawekus (W. St. Vincent).
3* Denny 11 Preen. Tra motor, Phillistina.
l'l Denny 10 GarterLight. Binocular, IJitterKir
34* W Fischer G Zoroaster. J.M.Stokes, MayPInk.
5*4 Rooney 8 Fancy, Arioncttc, Nagazam.
4S~ Denny IO Lillian Ray. Chanate. Cavallena.
7“ Otis 10 If. Dodson. Klectrowan. G’dlntent
By Kenilworth — Boss Girl (Montana Stable).
1* Gaugel 7 Lit.Elva. Qiieenfull. Mary Dees.
7 W Fischer P Fusileer. L.Iiossington. Q’ekTrip
3 4* Page 8 Sona. Donovan, Flying.
6 6” Coburn P Sainfox, Sixteen, Flying.
By Joe Terry — La Amiga (W. Durker).
4" Vosper 11 Preen. Tramotor. Bill Mayliam.
5=4 Vosper P Sona. J.o’Lantera. Rey el Tovar
1=4 Vosjier 12 Quick Trip. Gelieo, Reuben.
4 3 J Vosper 10 Kainest, Ileknows. Garter Light.
9 Vosper 12 Tramotor. 1’itterSir, Han’balBe.v
5 5” Vosper P Banthel, LolaWhite, J.J.Rogers.
7 1 9 ,T Vosper 9 Figent. Ybor. Smiley Metzner.
By Fatherless — Roselia (W. Gabriel).
4 7 1 W Fischer S Tramotor, Jes.Burn, Bar.Olilfleld
5*J Pryor 8 D.Lodgett. Banthel, Mauretania.
5 s Pryor P L.Adelaide. NoQuarter. Z. Young
1 l 5 Pryor 11 Minnie, Galene Gale, Santhia.
By Sir Hampton — Du Barry (W. C. Scott).
7 Parker S T.Callionn. AnnieWells. Burleigh
1 4 1 Parker IO Platoon. Swagerlator, Gnimercy.
2 l n Parker 8 An. Wells. Minnrdoeia. TuheRose
2 2# Parker 12 Del Craniilor, Jillett. Balrec-d.
By Sir Hampton — Avaunt (E. W. Kurtz).
5 7 4 M Nelson 8 Tramotor. Jes.Burn. Bar.OidfieUl
fi Kirseh’m 8 T.Callionn. AnnieWells. Burleigh
14 M Nelson 12 Reuben. Jillett. Ronfds.
4 1 6 1 M Nelson 9 McNally, E. M. Fry. Platoon.
By George F. Smith — Andrea (H. Mack).
fi 5 * Anderson P Gramerey. OswaldR.. ZoeYoung.
5** Amlerson P Ilam'eraway. Han. Bey. Aquiline
7" Anderson 10 May Sutton, Santhia, Preen.
8 Andersen P Tube Rose. Tramotor. Titus II.
9= 7 E Mathews P Burleigh, Bucolic, Convent Bell.
By Handsel — Eitra (W. T. Anderson).
5 ,n Nolan 7 MissPicnle, Argonaut, S.Metzner
9* 5 Nolan 11 Han. Louise, DcH'ruzador, J.Burn
Bv Disguise — Lady Gay (Harrison & Sullivan).
9 D Boland 0 Sona. J.o’Lantern. Re.v el Tovar
4'4 I) Boland P L.Adelaide. NoQuarter. Z. Young
7= 7 15 Vandusen 11 Brighton. Piluin, Flying.
By Nephew — Lillie W. (Ontario Oregon Stable).
7 S 15 Gaugel P McNally. E. M. Fry. Platoon.
2'* 2=4. E Oallahanll Beaumont, SilvcrLeaf, S.Gregg.
Saratoga Entries and Past Performances for Wednesday, August 24.
WEATHER CLOUDY. TRACK FAST.
SARATOGA ENTRIES. Ind. Horse. Wt. Rec. A. Wt. IId<
91.524 Patou (M) SKI 7
„ . , .. - ,r . 912444 Zens 110 1:10* 11(1. .®7
Racing starts at 2:4.. p. m (Chicago time. 14...) <,1253 tSemprolus 120.. ©7
XRuiis well in mild. ©Suiierior mini runner. <11443 {Footprint 1:50 1:141 12'!.. Xi
(M) maiden. ‘Apprentice allowance. P1294 tMeridi ail " 115.. X7
First Race — 3-4 Mile. 91115 3 §Amal(i 110 7
3-vear-olds and upward. Selling. 91443 tWatervale 114 1:14* 114 7
(Track record: 842:58—1:11* — 4 — 114.) 01360 Colston (XL) 102.. X7
I mi. Horse.
PLIOO 3 Big Stick
4HH251 =*Uaguian .
90056= Toy Boy
91417 Cohort ...
91077 l'loriiu.'l .
OnSOO ‘Comedienne
P1221 3 Sal Volatile
91440 Van Den
9i:aa; J. anno d’.vio
91245 George W. Ia-l>olt..
9141s- Kd Ball
<114141* Merry Knight
5(11402 ‘Tom Melton
91 41T,» • Wooleast a
PI 459 May Amelia
91440 Colinet
91325 Madeline L
Wt. Rec. A. Wt.
..loo 1:12 3. .107.
. . 100 1:13 4. .117.
..113 1:13 0..114.
..112 1:13* 5 . .118.
..105 1:12* 4 .. 120.
..112 1:18 5. .109.
..110 1:14) 7. .107.
..120 1 :12t 0. .118.
..115 1:14* 4.. 123.
..Ill 1 : 1 4 K 5.. 122.
.lOo 1:13= 3. . 9S. .
.108 1:15) 0. .112. .
3. .108.
. 93 1:13) 3.. 103.
Second Race — About 2 Miles.
Steeplechase.
3-year-olds and upward. Handicap.
(Track record: ,0370 — 4:10 — .» — 158.)
(90541) The Welkin 5.. 100..
(91293) Aunt .lido .1’
91293- Stoure (M) ‘
(91307) Dieladd -"iJo"
91442* Ticket of Lave... .1..1.SH. .,
Shove. h. f. hy
Fla Hands — Push •>. .l.,o. . ,
Third Race — 1 Mile.
3-year-olds and upward. Selling.
(Track record : 18.318 — 1:37* — 3- 112.)
91357= ‘Sebastian (M) .... 99 1:40) 3.. ••*)..
91:557 ‘Glandore (M) l 1 *’- -
91:557 Projectile (M) ....
91 157 3 Frances Ray (Mi.. 94 1:42( .»..1oo..
91357 Henr>’ Munro (M).
<iV298 Aster d'or 147 1:43* (,.lo.>..
9 1 o.'t 4 I.isaro I”]"?”
912,57 Dnneraggan <M) .. J..IO0..
91357 Athanlo (Mi ■».. Jj..
91459 Shamrock
91418 Blue Tie (M) 4. .KM,..
Fourth Race— 3-4 Mile.
Adirondack Handicap. Value $.»,000.
2 year-olds.
nYaek record: 8i:;:;8 1:11* — 4 — 114.)
91443- IRON MASK ill 1:12) 124..
9144:: Textile 122 1:13) 120..
Ind. Horse.
Wt.
Rec.
A. Wt.
01324 Patou (M)
01204 Zeus
. 11"
1 : ins
mi.
01253 tSemprolus
120.
01443 JFikiI print
.130
1:14s
12!.
01201 t.Meridian
115.
01115*SAnial1i
11".
01443 tWatervale
.lit
1:14)
114.
01360 Colston (XL)
1"2.
01360 |( 'ill tybtilik IXI) ...
tR. F. Carman entry.
JA. Belmont entrv.
§R. T. Wilson. Jr., entry.
IKS.
Fifth Race — 1
Mile.
All Ages.
1 landieap.
(Track record : 483
is— 1
—
3—112.)
(01414) Sir John Johnson.
.123
1 :30
5. . 120.
01417? Racquet
. 1(13
1 :38
1. .1(6!.
014 II? Danoseara
.1",
l::»>4
(!. . IDS.
01l"3= Lovetie
3. . 108.
(01415) Miss Nett
2 . . ST.
(014581 Superstition
.102
1 :41
5. .1(12.
0114(5 Blackford
. IDO
1 :30»
4. .1"".
01165? Czar
.mi
1:37*
r». . 100.
Oil 11 Shannon
3. .KG.
01161 Pretend
.
1 :4">
:j. . i<m».
OHIO Tasteful
. 1"7
1:41* ;
3 .. 07 .
01158 Bishop (M»
. !>S
1:14)
no.
RAGMAN, b. g. 4 117
9C631 FortErie ImiOv 1:43* fast P-3 107
#to"8 Hamilton 1 1-lfi 1:46* fast 6-3 102
9 (k> 29 Montreal 1 1:47) hvy 3 #3
S#923 Montreal
1 1:12) slow 1-2 107 2
S36#0 Toronto 1 1-lfi 1:10* slow 1
89261 Pimlico 3-4 1:16* good 3J
BOY, b. g, 6
; Windsor 3-4
Okla.Oity 3-4
Okl.f’ity Ab3-8
Okl.Gity Ab.VS
Ft. Erie 5J f
Windsor 5J f
Windsor 3.1 f
Windsor 54 f
( (k.t'ity A hi 4 f
Ft. Worth 5-S
1:128 fast
1:13* fast
1 :l)0 fast
1:004 fast
1 :D6 1 fast
1:07) fast
1:09* hvy
1:07* fast
37* fast
1:02* slow
COHORT, ch. g, 5 118
#5 417 Saratoga 7-3 1:28? hvy 10 105
91366 Saratoga 7-8 1 :2fi* fast 3-2 108
91323 Saratoga 1 1:40 good 4 IOC
91164 Saratoga 11:131 slop 3-5 107
9052G Shecpshead 1 1:39 fast 11-3 103
90402 Shecpshead 7-S 1:27 fast 8 5 120
90205 Sheepsh’d 1 1-S 1:57 fast 31 105
FL0RIMEL. b. f. 4 120
’.<lo77 Empire 55 f 1 :0S) slow 4 109
91031 Empire 3-i 1:12* fast 10 105
89301 Aqueduct 3-4 1:15 fast 5 104
.86254 Aqueduct 3-4 1:14 fast 30 loo
85SS9 Jamaica 3-4 l:lfi£ good 9-10 110
85148 G vesend Ah3-4 1:10 fast 10 93
84979 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:11 fast 8 93
84820 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:09) fast 20 99
83377 Shecpshead 64 f 1:19* fast 15 103
FALCADA, ch. h, 5 109
91034 Empire
N95nl Aqueduct
S(j2i'i4 Aqueduct
85889 Jamaica
91006 Empire
90#13 Empire
90902 Empire
9083 4 Empire
1(0820 Empire
9o706 Empire
90002 Empire
lm20y 1:42 fast 3*
lm20y 1:41) fast 6
lm20y 1:12* fast 25
1 1:39) fasts fi
lm20y 1:42* fast 4
1 1:41* fast 5
1 1-16 1:47) fast 4
COMEDIENNE, ch. m. 7 107
9<'899 Empire lm20y 1:45* fast S 10# 5
#0820 Empire lm20y 1 :42J fast 13 104 2
90725 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 30 110 7
90466 Shecpshead 65 f 1 :20 fast 100 103 5
90068 G'vesond A t>3-4 1:138 slop 15 141 1
88997 Jacks’ ville 51 f 1:07) fast 2 107 4
SAL VOLATILE, ch. m. C 118
! 1221 Saratoga 3-4 1:13* fast 5 110 1
91118 Empire 3-4 1:12* fast 4 113 2
91077 Empire 5* f 1:08* slow 30 104 fi
90673 Empire 3-4 1:14* good G 116 2
89983 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:10) fast 10 102 G
89627 Belmont 3-4 1:13* fast 10 109 7
89435 Pimlico 3-4 1:13* fast 3 105 3
89360 Pimlico 3-4 1:16 slow 3 121 2
S92S4 Pimlico 7-8 1 :30* fast 1 140 1
86167 Pimlico 3-4 1 :12) fast 9-10 120 2
VAN DEN, b. c, 4 123
91446 Saratoga 1 1:412 slow 15 114 2
91353 Saratoga 1 1:40 fast 6 113 1
91171 Saratoga 1 1:43 slow C-5 110 3
84359 Saratoga 1 1:39* fast 3 108 3
84163 Saratoga 1 1:45* slop 7 99 9
91446 Saratoga 1 1:412 slow 15 114
91353 Saratoga 1 1:40 fast 6 113
91171 Saratoga 1 1:43 slow C-5 110
84359 Saratoga 1 1:39* fast 3 108
84163 Saratoga 1 1:45) slop 7 99
JEANNE D’ARC. ch. m. B 122
HM Saratoga 7-8 1:26? fast 15 llts
91072 Empire 3-4 1:12 fast 5 95
#1005 Empire 3-4 1:12 fast 6-5 100
#0914 Empire 3-4 1:11* fast 9-10 111
30867 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 2 118
#0725 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 2* 110
90705 Empire 3-4 1:13* fast 4 110
90597 Empire 3-4 1:13) fast 11-5 109
91072 Empire 3-4 1:12 fast 5
91005 Empire 3-4 1:12 fast fi-5
90914 Empire 3-4 1:112 last 9-10
30867 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 2
90725 Empire 3-4 1 :13 fast 2J
90705 Empire 3-4 1:13* fast 4
90597 Empire 3-4 1:13) fast 11-5
GEORGE W. LEBOLT, b. g, 4
91245 Saratoga 3 4 — nvy 20
90102 Shecpshead 7-S 1 :27 fast 15
90144 G'vcsend Ah3-4 1:10) mud 15
89855 G’vesend Al>3-4 1:112 fast 15
S#756 Belmont 5-S st 1 :03 fast 12
Ss 158 Jacks'ville 5* f 1:09) fast 3)
88410 Jacks’ville 3-4 1:14* good 7
ED BALL. ch. g, 10
91418 Saratoga 1 1:41* hvy 15
#1298 Saratoga 1 1:46* slow 11
91220 Saratoga 1 1:40 fast 15
89828 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:47* fast S
89706 Belmont 11:41 fast 10
89681 Belmofit 3-4 1:13* fast 10
89641 Belmont 7-S 1:27 mud 6
8-#573 Belmont 1 1:41 fast 7
MERRY KNIGHT, br. c, 4
91419 Saratoga 1 1:45 hvy 9-3
91223 Saratoga 1 1:40 fast 25
91163 Saratoga 1 1-4 2:082 slop 40
90146 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:49* mud 8
89967 G’vesend 1 1-16 1:46) fast 60
S5749 Jamaica 1 1-16 1:4.8 fast 30
s.7104 G’vcsend 1 1-16 1 :52£ hvy 1
TOM MELTON, ch. g, 3
90402 Shecpshead 7-S 1 :27 fast 30
89310 Pimlico 11:41* fast 20
89215 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:56 hvy 40
89107 Pimlico 3-4 l:20g hvy 4
89081 Pimlico 3-4 1:19* hvy 20
86216 Pimlico 3-4 1:14) fast 15
85S65 Pimlico 5) f 1:0S* fast 13
By Planudes — Raglan (R. D. Williams).
lh 2' Taplin 5 Tom Hay ward. T.Bnn-ro. Detroit.
I 7 l 1 Pease 5 Banives, Console, Spellbound.
1* 2* Adams 7 Banives. Spellbound. Iaid.vEsther
1« 1$ ivn.sc 7 Cliepoutue, TbeG.But’tly. Aylmer
1= lh S Davis !» Fulfill. Glimmer, MiekaolAngelo
11 l 1 J Reid t> Takahira, Patriot, Dr. Barkley.
By Gorman — Dolly (J. W. Fuller).
Ink 2 2 R Wilson S Osorlne, Bainbro, Jennie Wells.
1» K Wilson .5 Lukeramus. .1. Graham. A. Rose,
lh R Wilson s Pedro. Lukeramus. The Scout.
1= U Wilson it I>r.. Mack. Es’sC’ourt. I.uk* ramus.
4« 4 r, l J Howard Em. William. Rich. Reed. L. I’. Daley.
1 4 l 5 J Howard A] Muller. Arioncttc. Law. P. Daley.
6° 4" Averitt . Sir Edward. Hasty Agnes. Merrick
lh 2h Kettig Colloquy, LawrenoeP.Dalev. Melissa
1" Louder Dr. Mack. K0-K0-K0-H0. Glenroiler
2* Louder Marelnuom-t. Dr. Mack.
By Cesarion — Ondalan (Oneok Stable).
21 4" J Reid U Pretend, ltaeqm't. Restigotiehe.
1 ' 2J (' 11 ShiPplO Stargowan, Big Stick. Qnantieo.
l’J. 2V C II Shil'glO Jupiter Joe, Cheek. IJuantieo.
j(“ 0 3 (' II Sliil’g 4 Lad of Lntgrdcti. Noon. Qnantieo
2t> G* 7 £ .T Glass In Black Mate. Krikina, F.l’ureell.
l'l 1 1 A C H Shil’glfi Ilomecrest, Big Stick, Jii|)iterJou
3= G 7 j .T Glnss C. Qnantieo, Rocks tone, M’gomery.
By Mesmerist — Iroquois Belle (R. Bauer).
15 7'* Minder 10 Sal Volatile. La Salle, Trance.
1 1 1‘ Minder 11 Dom.Arvi, UoyalCaptive, l.aKalle
l 3 l'l Minder It FLDiana, E.Hamilton. Shawnee.
3 1 A 6 15 JF H King Rose Queen. Casque. Enfield,
lh 3 s ) C reevy Moldlity. Tubal, Faultless.
4- 4")J Glass SirJobnJohnson. DeMtind. Harrlgan
L’h 6“5 J Glass The Pippin. St. Jeanne. R. Grunda
10 lO^JUral Itesent. Rose Queen. Mary Davis.
1* 2= C Grand Cohort. Roval Captive. Dreamer.
By Woolstliorpe — Falerna (E. T. Wilson. Jr.).
3' I* Scoville 4 Ilam. Court. HarveyF.. Blk. Mate
3 5 2 1 J Glass 7 GlidingBelle. Noon. Q. Marguerite
3' 3 7 Higgins s W.Lnck:iyo,Gr'nbridge.('he|mntllc
3'i 4' 3 J Glass 7 Jup.Joe, Krikina. Q. Marguerite.
4' 3‘J Higgins S l’ad.News, Apologize. Comedienne
4 5 2° J Glass 0 Jup.Joe, L.ofLangdcn, C.Ilarg’vo
5* 7 15 5A Thomas 12 Krikina. Montgomery, Imitator.
By Plaudit — Maxine Elliott (J. E. Davis).
4= 4 s J Bergen t> School inarm, Wenna. Adriuehe.
3 3 4 ;l J J Bergen S Bad News, Apologize, Faleada.
9 1 4 M : J i ’.ergon 12 Jean.d’Are, S.Alvescot. Rosimiro
4 3 2 5 J Bergen (! Follie L‘vy. Kir Alveseot, Rialto
C 1 7 ,3 5Mr R T’lor !> (’.Margrave. RnrNone.T.Gard’ner
4= 3 3 T Koerner 10 ElOro, Haroldllall, Inaugurat’n.
By Disguise — Heartburn (C. C. Smithson).
4= 3 3 1 J Reid 10 Intrinsic, Trance, Jaequellna.
3’ 2* J Reid 7 BigStick. DomimisArvi. La Salle
4 2 1" .T Reid 10 La Salle, Trance. Royal Onyx.
3= fi 7 * J Reid 7 I’lackChief, Chickasaw, Ethel D.
6'J 6 ,u J Held 11 Ham. Court, Kighteasy, FoL Levy
5.4 5 9 \ ,T Reid .8 RoseQueen. Stargowan, Top Not e
1= I 1 * J Reid 13 King of Yolo. Kyle, Gold. Castle
luk 3> J Reid 7 Ethon. Kyle. La Reine Hindoo.
I 1 2= Mr It T’lor <5 MissPopnlar, Ontario. Pocomoke.
lh 1' Goldstein Takahira. Apologize. Jennie Wells.
By Rockton — Retaliation (J. Sanford).
3= ll ,0 i V Powers 11 Lol'Langden. Talmo. Qnes. Mark
2= 5® W Knapp 7 Bl’WMato, Woodcraft. TheSqnire
1* 5 13 Rollins 7 Tasteful, Cintrella, Suffragist.
I 5 1* Butwell S Turley. Maximum. Greenbridge.
9 3= 5 A Walsh !► Gloriole, ltnble. Black Hawk.
By Ben Strome — Naoma (J. E. Otto).
61 (> 1 ‘ Butwell 10 Stargowan, Cohort, Big Stick.
7‘° 5 ; 3 Van B’oten !) Canip 4 *on, Nimbus, Chapultepee.
I 5 4'j C II Khii’gll I >an tie Id, Rosseaux. Big Stick.
2 5 1° C 11 Shil’glO Sixty, Royal Onyx. Oxer.
3= 2* C II Shil’gl3 Sir.Vlvescot, Bl'kCliief. Draeoola
1' l'l C II Shil’gl2 S.Alvescot, Rosimiro, Comedlen’e
2*> 3',\ C II Shil’gll Campeon. Danfield, IloyalCaptiva
7 3 9 4 = C H Shil’glo Gilpy, ihxty. Oxer.
By Ben Brush — Sorcery (Beverwyck Stable),
3' 4' =5 A Lang (i Racquet. Medallion. ,J. A. Munro
6J 11 15 J Glass 16 Cohort, Homeerest. Big Stick.
4= 6 18 J Reid 0 FoilieLevy, IIoraceE., J. A. Munro.
11 4=1 J Reid 12 J.d’Arc, Twi. Queen, ILCaptlve.
1‘ 33 J Glass 10 Galley Slave, Mexoana, Jolly.
2 4 2 s G Burns 7 E.Court, Sal. Preston. L’dNelson.
114
103 6 3 6
147 9 11 12
105 l 6 6
110 Left at
103 Left at
112 Left at
WOOLCASTA, ch. f. 3
91415 Saratoga
91366 Saratoga
91221 Saratoga
91160 Saratoga
90989 Windsor
9G908 Windsor
90201 Sheepsh’d
7-S 1:30 hvy 4
7-S 1 :26* fast 15
3-4 1:13* fast 7
3-4 1:15 hvy 5
3-4 1:13) hvy 6-5
3-4 1:13) fast 5
65 f 1:20 fast 8
90108 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:10* good 15
KAY AMELIA, br. m. 6
9(459 Saratoga 7-S 1:26 fast 20
91118 Saratoga 1 1:44? hvy 5
91251 Saratoga 1 1:43) hvy 4
#1116 Empire lm20y 1 :46 hvy 12
#0867 Empire 3-4 1:13 fast 50
88317 Jacks’ville 3-4 1:18 hvy 10
88308 Jacks’ville 3-4 1:18 hvy 7
8S23C Jacks’ ville 7-8 1:31* hvy 7
COLINET, b. c, 3
91 IK> Saratoga
91366 Saratoga
#1042 Empire
90903 Empire
#cS23 Empire
90709 Empire
1 1:41* slow 50
7-S 1:261 fast 50
3-4 1:13 fast 15
1 1-lfi 1:47? fast 10
lm20y 1:42) fast 5
lni’ioy 1:14 fast 5
90528 I.atonia lnt20y 1:412 fast 78
#0022 I.atonia 1 1:45* mud 5
MADELINE L., b. f. 3
91325 Saratoga 1 1:10 good 100
91220 Saratoga 1 1:40 last 60
85750 Jamaica 1 1-lfi 1:49 fast 5
85513 Belmont 7-S 1 :27 fast 20
100
106 15 11 11
97 7 6 6
97 3 1 1
102 6 6
88 9 7
92 9 9
108 12 11
98
96 1 1 1
88 4 4 4
94 7 8
112
105 Fell.
96 3 1 3
95 2 1 1
100 122
113 12 12
108 5 3
105 5 3
107 1 7 5
108
95 10 10 10
98 6 6 6
110 8 5
1(K) 133
108 G 5 5
105 7 7 7
104 1 1 1
105 223
103
91 12 15 15
92 13 11 11
99 5 6 6
102 6 6 6
3 3' 4'=1A Lang 6 Racquet. Medallion, J. A. Munro
1 6J II 15 J Glass 16 Cohort, Homeerest, Big Stick.
4 4= 6' 8 J Reid 9 FoilieLevy, IIoraceE., J. A. Munro.
2 li 4=J J Reid 12 J.d’Arc, Twi. Queen, ILCaptlve.
1 1' 3J J Glass 10 Galley Slave, Mexoana, Jolly.
2 2 4 2 3 G Burns 7 E.Court. Sal. Preston, L’dNefson.
3 4= 5'= J Howard 7 Barnsdale, D.Kultman, HomeRon
By Verge d’Or — Niobe (Beverwyck Stable).
5 5"' 2 s A Walsh !t Far West, May Amelia, Wander
10 9 s 9 3t JLt Hoyle 12 Q.Mark. Wil.Laekaye, Dnllcare.
6 6* 6® A Walsh 17 Medallion. Wander. Bad News,
the post. V Powers 12 Black l ord. Blk. Mate, Dan. Dixon
the post. J Glass 11 Blk. Mate. fTiepontne. Stargowan
the (X)st. Nutter !* TopNote. Jean. (l’Are. Pantoufie
5 5" 2 l G Archib’cl S Cohort, Chepontuc. Tony Bonero
5 5 2'1 Bell 6 Cohort. Responsful, Qnantieo.
By Kn. of the Thistle — Merrythought (P.M.Burch),
1 l'l l 1 * S Davis !> Cintrella. Bishop. Tasteful.
9 9 9"3A Lang 11 Effendi. Suffragist. Cliff Edge.
5 5' 5® J Glass 7 Olainhala, Ballot. Stanley Fay’.
5 5 5" E Dugan 5 Ueybourn, UncasChief, Martinez
4 7 5 7'® JE Hugan S Rcyhoum. Grasmere, Berkeley.
3 3# l"3 G Garner Qnantieo. Arondaek. May River.'
1 1= 1=5 C Grand Dandy Dixon. Danger, Gatien Lass.
By Glenheim — Spcedmast (S. Ross).
11 11' S'® S Davis 16 Cohort. Homeerest, Big Stick.
7 7 5 6* Ramsey 8 Anna L. Daley. Hsehau, El (»ro.
6 6= 6=')Schw'tzer S Goleonda. PlantlamL Havre.
6 7-i 5 7 } .1 Reid !) Kyrat, Gypsy Girl. Kyle.
7 7= 7“2Schw’tzer 1b HoraeeE., Stargowan, C’lMintue.
9 9* 9‘ 8 iRamsey Racing Bell. Compton. Sager
9 8i 7")J McIntyre Intrinsic, Ixmise Welles. Compton.
By Woolstliorpe — Lucasta (R. E. Watkins).
1 2'J 3"1 Estep 5 Jacqnelina, Searpia, Row. Otis.
3 4 4 S'® Van B’otenlO Stargowan, Cohort. Rig Stick.
5 S* 6 7 Estep 10 Intrinsic, Trance, Sal Volatile.
2 2'1 3=) Estep 10 Danlield, Intrinsic, Medallion.
2 2* 2' MeTag’rt 8 Catroke, Domithilda, Lady Etna.
1 1.) 3} MeTag’rt 12 Bambro, Mar.Doyle, Eng. Esther
5 19 lO'HNieolai 10 Casque. Alfred Noble. HoraeeE
2 2'J 2'J Nicolai 9 Fol.Levy, It. Captive, Jean.d’Arc.
By Bannockburn — Amelia May (F. D. Weir).
F H KinglO Imitator. S(xdin, Greentiridge.
4 3= 3" Estep 0 Far West, Ed Ball, Wander.
1 2? 3" 5 E Martin 3 Danoseara, Field Mouse.
1 1* 3-’ McCabe 0 Al. George, Arondaek, Crossover.
11 10 10' 4 J McCabe 13 SlrAIves'cot, Jean.d’Are, B.nilef
2 3= 4' 1 ) F 11 King a GoldDust, Anderson, tlablegram.
4 6 6 7 F II King 7 Anderson, Havre. Dander
5 3»k 4*1 F II King 8 TresJoli, Gold Dust. Cablegram.
By Star Shoot — Kentucky Belle II. (E. R. Bradley).
W 10 }:<■<} 11 L-ofLangdcn. TaU,o, Q„es. Mark
8 8# 7'* l ral 10 Stargowan. Cohort. Big Stick.
5 6= G 8 * Scoville 12 Infatuation. Searpia. Oxer.
5 Jacqnelina, Searpia, Row. Otia
10 Stargowan, Cohort. Big Stick.’
10 Intrinsic, Trance, Sal Volatile.
10 Danfield, Intrinsic, Medallion.
8 Catroke, Domithilda, Lady Etna.
12 Bambro. Mar.Doyle. Eng.’ Esther
Si> 7" I'ral
6= G 8 J Scoville
4 4' 6'=JT Koerner 6 HarveyF.. Q.Marg'rite.StarAetor
7 8 8** .1 Reid !> Shawnee. Sehoolniarm, StarActor
6 6'" 6' 8 ?.Seoviile S Dulleare, Harvey F.. Bar None.
1 2 1 5 1# Scoville !» LaReinel Iindoo. Camel. Ida May
4 4 4'"?.Scoville 4 Foxy.Mary, RoyalReport, Claudia.
By Solitaire II — Sevens (S. F. Hyman).
la l.» 15 I ral 1<; Jupiter Joe, Cohort, Cheek.
It 13 14=' Ural 17 Medallion, Wander. Bad News.
6 6 6'* McCahey 6 C. Swanson. Glen'deane.TenPaees
5 4' 4= McCahey 6 Seams. Glen’deane, Kath. Scott.
SECOND RACE — About 2 Miles. Steeplechase. 3-year-olds and upward. Handicap. (70370 4-16 5—
158.)
.102 1:085.
..KG 1:07*
Sixth Race — 5 1-2 Furlongs.
2-year olds. Selling.
(Track record: 76367 — 1:05* — 2—112.)
01222 Jack Stryker 107 725
»1402 3 *Gold or Ophir Oft 1:07s 10" 720
P1O02 Ben Lomoml OO 1:07* 110 715
ftOfttr>= live Straw 104 1:07 112 715
01320 Crash 02 1:00 101..X715
01320 Swish 107 1:08* KG 715
01445 Pleasant 07 1:06* ’.(O..X715
!tl41 4 I’hitocrat 1OS..X710
01415 Maniac (M) 103 710
01445 ‘Aldivia 102 1:085. Ol 710
01415* Stare IOI 1:07* 100 705
012S6 Marsand 00 7<*5
01356 ‘lti leua !t8 1:08 0 1 7"5
•11324 El Bart (M) 105 700
01145 Naughty Lad 110 1:10* KG..X700
01320 Discontent 102 7(M(
01445 Istween 101. 70"
Van Bu. eh. e. by
ChiictanninH —
Molly Brant 112
Gold Spring, eh. f,
hy Brass — Para-
dise Spring 1"2
The figures under “Rec.” in above entries show
tile host time made hy the horse at the distance,
with weight carried, since January 1. l'.iuo. This
time is not necessarily made liy a winner. II may
Ih- the estimated time of a losing performance.
1"7 725
100. . . .72"
11!) 715
1 12 715
101.. X 7 1 5
KG 715
OO. . X 7 1 5
1"S. . X710
103 710
ol 710
100. . . .705
00 705
0 1 705
105. . . .700
KG. . X7"(l
102. . . .7""
101 70"
H45 1 9o54l Sheepsli'd Abl’l
9.1293 Khoepsh’d Abl* 4 5:15 1
#('2(I2 Sheepsli’d Ab 2 4:11) 1
AUNT JULE. ch. f. 4
91293 Saratoga Ab 2 4:21
04 1 #2 Saratoga Ab 2 4:26 1
#o(92 Sheepsli’d A1.2J 4:38 1
9” 1(11 Sheepsh’d Ab 2 4:06? 1
#"2o2 Sheepsli’d Ab 2 4:10 1
#0124 G’vesend 1 1 16 1:48) I
STOURE, ch. g, 3
9L13 Saratoga At) 2 4:21
91192 Saratoga Ab 2 4:26 1
DIEB0LD. b. g, C
#13*57 Saratoga Ab25 5:23* :
91296 Saratoga Ah 2 4:2#) :
91216 Saratoga Ab 2 4:25 i
91117 Empire 1 1-2 2:27* I
90522 Sheepsh’d Al)25 5:20 1
8.(872 Gravesend Ali2 2:57? 1
59778 Belmont Ab 3 6:38 1
TICKET OF LEAVE, b. g.
91442 Saratoga Ab -l 5:21
91252 Saratoga Ab 2'. 5:30 I
■M 192 Slieepsh’d Ab2) 4:38 I
#0401 Slieei>sh'd Ab 2 4:06? 1
90261 .Sheepsh’d Ab 2 4 :09s 1
86.705 Pimlico Ali 3 6:28) I
86106 Pimlico Al> 2 4:29 1
861(69 Pimlico A1) 2 4:32 I
85936 Pimlico Ab 21 5:32* I
SHOVE, b. f, 3
First start.
m. 5
ICO
By
5:112 fast
3 150
8
5 1
1 l’i I s
4 :3s fast
2 1 . 149
6
1 1
1 1“ 1?
5:102 fast
13-5 140
4
3 3
3 1? I 3
3 1= 1* Davidson 7 Minto, Gold Plate. St Faisen ty.
3 2* 6 2' 5 Davidson 4 Waterway, M. Carlo, fnppiiigton.
2 3* 2* Davidson 6 MonteCarlo. B.ofFliglitII.,A.Juiti
By Goldcrest — Francolin (Lexington Stable).
1 1' I 3 S Wiilianis 7 Stoure, Jesuit, Black Bridge
1 l" I '" S Williams 7 Stoure. MonteCarlo, Blk Bridge.
2 2' 5 2= S WilliamslO Tin-Welkin, Ilylda. Jimmv Ixun-
1 I 5 1* S Williams 7 Tliistledale, I la rob! A . ,B Brook!
1 4 ' I ' ' S Williams 6 M. Carlo. T.Wolkin. B.ofFlightll
7 7'i <-'-1 Gross 12 Quantieo, L.ofLangden. SirCleges
By Armcath II.— Seryilia (T. Hitchcock, Jr ).
3 3' • 2- J Lynch 7 Aunt Jule, Jesuit. Black Bridge
4 3"' 2"’ J Lynch 7 AuntJule, M«mteCar#>, B. Bridge!
By Hammon — Endeavor (G. P. Sherman!
1 l 1 ’ 1 1 ’ Mr T Wr't 3 Thislledale. Mystic Li"lil
l !’ V rill r e Da 111 pi on, (). K.. Paprika
c c' - ; I ' ,s . , , n '- ' I - Vs,i< ‘ Light. GoidPlate
6 fi fi 38 ?, Hoffman 1 Dulleare. The I*e,-r Fiultless
“E % W’ht 6 ... K Paprika. * Pall Mai!.' ***
•* ^ 1 r t * .1 mi .Iitsn, Coikivct I» t nriki
t rider. Mr J T’ker 3 Sir Ritchie. Conover!
By Russell — Release II. (R. Parr).
1 Patterson 5 Ilylda. Prince’ Hampton. Jesuit.
2 2. Ititlerson .1 - l.aek Bridge, JiniiiivLaiie, II# era
’* 0 **' I - -.. ll ” 1 , 1 V r 1 L > l 1 "’ 'V.-lkin. Aunt Jule. Hvld.i.
’ o »,» w-M- ITiisttedale. Harold A.
1 o ,n WilliainslO Gild, Bound Brook. Jiinmv Lane
Lost rider. Bowser Alglc. Vilhalla llaera
, } : "! v , s, ; r l . L'-";:"; SK-Hal.-md. W.xHlsIde.
’* 4 “ •*, L.'ticn Stellaland. L.viiii(‘W)xhI. M. Fletcher
.out. Saffel Waterway. Vilhalla. Essex 11.
By Flatlands — Push.
, I
THIRD RACE — 1 Mile. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (18348 1 :
LATEST PERF0K1CANCES OF HORSES ENTERED.
FIRST RACE — 3-4 Mile, 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. (81378 — 1:11% — 1 — 114.)
Irdex Course DistTimeT’ckOJds Wt St *4 % K StrFin Jockey* Started Order of Finish.
BIG STICK, br. g. 3 107
#1266 Saratoga 7 ' 1:26) fart 7 MR 5 ..
#12X8 Saratoga 1 1:4:’* hvy 10 95 2 4
91-24 Saratoga 3-4 1.13 fast 5 93 4
91U8 Empire 3 4 1 : 1 2* fast 13-6 MO 4
91o7n Empire lm’2oy 1:42* fast 9 # 11*7 2 1
#1605 Empire 3-4 ! 12 fast 30 99 1
#0726 Empire lm20y 1:42 fast 4 101 4 1
By Ogden — Ondurrdis (E. Linnell),
3 3 Garin-i I" Slargou an. Cohort. Qnantieo.
1*14*1 E Marlin 7 R’llgouclic. B. Kelso. Jaequelina.
6'" 4‘j Estep 7 Follie Levy. Mexoana. Herpes.
1 - 1 4 c, Garner 7 N.il Volatile. Doniin. Arvi, LaSalle
l 3 l 5 G Garner 0 Aetimeii, Wenna, ilanimon Pass
3= 2J T Koerner II l*anliehl. Rosseaux, Jeanne d’ Are
5 s 7** G Garner 0 Noon. Harvey F. t Bung.
SEBASTIAN, b.
#1257 Saratoga
91256 Saratoga
9!17t Saratoga
GLANDORE. b.
#1357 Saratoga
#!1#:: Saratoga
91 n:» Engiite 1
PROJECTILE, b.
l'l. 757 Saratoga
83564 Empire
8.7141 Empire
FRANCES RAY.
91357 1 : atoga
#1371 Saratoga
7'-nl7 Jamah a 1
77&01 Jamaica 1
c, 3
1 1:4" fast
3- 1 1 :17) slop
1 1:43 slow
g, 3
1 1:46 fast
1 1:46? good
1 16 1:18 fast
f. 3
1 1 :40 fast
51. f 1 .08* fast
51 f 1 :68V fast
ch. m. 5
1 1 : to fast
3-4 1:132 fast
1 16 1:51 Tast
l-lfi 1:48* slop
165 7 7
99
94 10 12
1o5 13
110 7
100
#4 3 4
168 9
102 fi 6
lt)S 6 8
1 1 ® s . sar ,y — Bessie W. (Ormondale Stable).
- •* Glass 11; Cla. pie. KraneesILiy. Hen. Munro
• r- -!ii , Sadaquada. II. Munro. Montcalm.
1 (•- (• Glass 7 Tasteful, Cintrella. Suffragist.
i> 11 Mawr — Miss Doone (F. Regan),
ailed up.S Davis If, Claque. Sebastian. Frances Ray.
• J "JKstep !) WoMleraft. Far West. Searpia."
’ •’ »* 8 Davis 7 Areite. Shawnee, s.ar Actor.
. By Meddler— Gunfire (R. T. Wilson, Jr.).
! N'icolai li'. Claque. Seb istian. Frances Rav.
- lo' "K 'reevy 13 M. Florence Shamr’k. le'V'gston.
' :ia 3'* ( ’reevy 7 Foursome, Pocket. Sona.
. n By Clifford— One I Love (Mrs. J. Blnte).
; ’ - K ' l:lrli '( It! Claque. Stliasiian. Henry Mtmrn
. ■; s " Hoffman 1" Inlrinsie. Trance, Sal Volatile.
I 5'" Bergen 7 Floe, nee II.. Queen Lead, Bigot.
** 7=‘lSinimons 8 Ardri, ltaquel, Norhitt.
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DAILY RACI
CHICAGO
HF.NRY MUNRO, b. g, 3
91357 Saratoga 1 1:40 1
91256 Saratoga 3 4 1:17k i
SI 118 Umpire 3-41:12*1
9PG2 Umpire 3 4 1:13 1
90868 Empire 1 1:42 1
S' (403 Sheepsh'd 1 1-8 1:5.74 1
Sol 43 G’vesrnd 1 1-16 1:52*
85025 Gravesend 5J f 1:084 1
82550 Gravesend 5i f 1:03 i
ASTER D'OR. hr. h. 7
31338 Saratoga 1 1:46* :
82483 G ‘resend Al»3 4 1:12s 1
31433 Pimlico 1 1-16 1:19* :
LISARO, br. h. 7
31034 Empire 3-4 1:12* I
30313 Empire lui20y 1:41* 1
3oX54 Empire 1 1 :39j 1
30817 Empire 3 4 1:13 1
3o402 Sheepshead 7-S 1:27 I
Sol 44 G'Vesen.l AliS 1 1:10*
‘ 3563 Belmont 7 S 1:28* 1
89298 Aqueduct 7-8 1:26 1
DUNCRAGGAN, eh. c, 4
91357 Saratoga 1 l:4o :
76264 Saratoga 5’. f 1 :0S*
ATHANIO. ch. g, 3
31257 Saratoga 1 1:40 i
31256 Saratoga 3 1 1:17* :
83.551 Belmont 1 1:42 i
SHAMROCK, b. f, 3
31453 Saratoga 7-S 1:26 l
312541 Saratoga 3-4 1:17* !
84683 Sheepsh'd 5} f 1:07*
84539 Shoepshead 5-S l:«lj :
BLUE TIE, ch. f, 4
3141s Saratoga 1 1:14*
31221 Saratoga 3-1 1:13* :
84 .43 Saratoga 7 s 1 :2'.l ;
84u47 Saratoga 3-4 1:14* ;
107 322
105 3 1 1
105 9 10
107 11 11
105
148 2 5 5
149 6 5
112 1 4 4
108
110 0 10
119 7 7
123 14 16 16
110 8 S
110 6 C 7
100 5 5 6
105
107 13 16 11
112 7 7
95
96 12 9 5
109 9 10
95 6 3 3
93
105 7 8 8
107 11 13
110 9 11
114 9 11
106
107 5 4 5
110 3 6
103 446
102 C 5
By Toddington — Marquise (C. H. Greene. Jr.).
4* 4 13 Mot ’alley 10 Claque. Sebastian, Frances Ray.
3 2 2 s Hutwell 13 Sadaquada. Montcalm, Melville.
6 6 12 |McCahey 7 BigStlck, SalVolatile, I tom. Arvt
7* 8 1,1 A A Lang 12 Infatuation. Seurpia, Oxer.
5 2 5 6 A Lang 10 Star Actor, Ashwell. M. Camlion
7 3 . 7' *1.1 Iteid II Charivari, Ashwell. Star Actor.
I 1 2 2 .) 'Held S Shawnee, M.LIsmore, Charivari.
8 1 8 ,2 JA Lang Lord Baltimore. Levengston. Oxer.
11 11 Cullen Jacquelina. Eddie Dugan. Dix. Dixon
By Octagon — Astoria (Chelsea Stable).
7 2 8 2 "j>lr T’rnannl2 Q.Mark. Wll.Lack.aye, Dullearc.
5} 4" Mr E T'kcr 7 ‘i ini Pippin. Meloileon. Footpad.
3 2 4 4 ) A Lang 10 II. Range, Sunt. Night, BelleScott.
By Rey el Santa Anita — Seven Up (E. Linnell).
10 in 31 Ix-ibert 11 Floriutel, Dom.Arvl, Roy.Captive
5* 5 10 t; Garner 7 Gliding Belle. Falcada. Noon.
5 3 6 2 “ G Garner 7 Jup.Joe, Krikina. y. Marguerite.
6 3 6*J G Gainer S Rosseaux, Trance, Royal Onyx.
16 16 Hoffman Hi Cohort, llumecrest. Big Stick.
7 2 7 2 " G Archib'd !> FollicLevy, IloraceE.. J.A.Munro.
6* 2® G Garner 7 Balliek, (Jolden Legend. Miramar
5'J 5'® G Garner C Beauconp, K’g.T antes, Fasli. Plate
By Rockton — Rockwater (R. F. Carman).
1 1 * 11 ,2 JG Arcbib'olG Claque, Sebastian. Frances Ray.
7 7'®JMusgr’ve S Hilarious. Constellation. Madman
By Clifford — Nana H. (W. Hayward).
5 2 5 23 l T ral Hi Claipie, Sebastian, Franees Ray.
9J S 21 5C Grand 13 Sadaquada. H.Mttnro, Montcalm.
45 5 zo "Ramse.v S Candloberry, Ogbwaga. Ashwell.
By Irisli Lad — Sister Mary (Harkaway Stable).
8 S 33 Keogh It* Imitator. Spohn, Greenbrldge.
11 12 3R T’ral 13 Sadaquada. H.Munro. Montcalm.
11 11 s0 Scoville 12 Fulfill. Malitine, Dominica.
11 11"J E Martin lit G.M 'Gregor. B.Boola.F. Footsteps
By Roehampton — Blue Blood (M. Lawler).
7 7 21 Clement '.* Far West. Ed Ball, May Amelia.
It* 10* 3 Clement lit Intrinsic, Trance, Sal Volatile.
6 1 6'* Page 11 Quatitlco. Rub.Gramla, F«Hit|»ad.
G‘ 6*1 Page 11 S. Volatile. Q.M'guerltt, F. Heart.
FOURTH RACE — 3-4 Mile. Adirondack Handicap. 2-year-olds. (84338 -1:11 % — 4—114.1
IRON MASK. br. c, 2
91443 Saratoga 3-4 1:14 slow 1
91369 Saratoga 3-4 1:12* fast 1-3
31234 Saratoga 3-4 1:14* slow 21
91248 Saratoga 3-4 1:14 bvy 8-5
9*..35S Sheepsliead 3-4 1 : 1 3* fast 8-5
9--40 Sln-.-psh.-ad 5 8 1:00* fast 3
TEXTILE, ch. c, 2
91443 Saratoga 3-4 1:11 slow 20 130 2
91370 Saratoga 3-4 1:13* fast 11 10 122 2
91253 Saratoga 3 4 1:15* hvy 4 114 7
91193 Saratoga. 51 f 1 :os* good 10 113 5
9"415 Sheepsliead 51 f 1:1)7* slow 5 1 IS C
90358 Sheepsheail 3 4 1:13* fast 40 122 8
89,., I Belmont 41 f st 56 fast 1-10 112 2
Belmollt
4i f st
52
fast
4
112
4
5
5 3 7 Notter
PATON, ch. c.
2
99
By Cliuctanunda-
91324
Sn rat opa
54 f 1 :0S
good
12
108
1
6
6
5*J 5- > Rllt Well
91222
5* f
1:07* last
30
I'll
tj
•*
2
2J 5*1 A loing
91 193
So ralo^a
5J f 1 :(»8* good 60
111)
11
11
11
11 ID 'JRollins
ZEUS. b. c. 2
110
By Adam — Shaft
9l:1*t
Saratoga
3-4
1 :11?
slow
40
122
5
6
6
G 2 5 12 jW Knapp
91. 53
Saratoga
3 4
1:15*
hvy
12
no
Ti
8
6
41 2‘ M McGee
91215
Saratoga
5» f
l .»»7k
fast
4
113
7
7
8
7 2 5*1 W Knapp
91166
Sa ra t * *ga
5 >. f
1 :0S
slow
8
111
2
5
3
3 : - 3*1 G Garner
9**184
1 :«2
slop
7
115
—
—
—
— 4' 2 K Dugan
9**112
(Jravcsi n
i r*i r
1 :os*
go* 111
9-5
111
r,
5
41 4 •5 G Garner
:-|o35
Gravesen*! 5-8
1 :02
mud
11-5
112
3
4
5
3' 3* f! Garm-r
8'i8?4
Gravesend 5-8
1:01*
fast
3J
115
4
5
4
46 3 3 1 G Archib’d
SEMPROLUS.
b. c. 2
hvy
126
4
By Sempronius —
9 13. ,3
Saratoga
:i-4
1 :1.*k
S-5
130
2
2
3 1 4 -?. V Powers
911 S3
Saratoga
5*4 f
1
go* 111
16 5
130
3
1
1
1'' 3J M McGee
5116!
Saratoga
51 f
1
hvy
9-5
127
2
I
1
l 3 l'J C H Shil’g
>•1-03
Belmont
5 S st
nsi
fast
4
122
1
I
1
I • l 1 I .anga u
■-:6’.7S
Belmont
4A f St
52
fast
8 3
119
2
3
2'1 l r - l.angtiii
8S. 12
Belmont
5-S st
1
mud .6
120
1
4
3
3 5 3 3 1 I.angan
V :*-.8S
lielmont
5 8 st
1 912* mud
9-10
112
2
2
1
I 2 1" Tgtngan
89.31
Ili-liiKint
5 8 st
1 :<rj
fast
10
122
<;
4
4
3 2 3 2 Igingan
89 '54
Aq'duct
41 f st
51* fast
4
112
5
4
3t 3 4 J laingan
8-*i32
Aqueduct
1 2 st
47* fast
8
107
5
4
26 1 ‘ l^angan
FOOTPRINT, ch. c. 2
9 M3 Saratoga 3 1 i
:lt slow
8
123
125
4
'j;
r.
By Rock Sand — 1
C 1 S ,4 JE Dugan
91369 Saratoga 3 t 1
:t2* fast
4
136
3
3
::
2*1 2 K E
Dugan
91193 Saratoga 51 f 1
:o8 * good
6
130
4
4
5
56 7"* G
Archib'd
•**54! Sh.*e|*shead !! 1 1
:ll fast
6
ISO
5
5
2
2* l'J G
Archib’d
9**115 Sheepshead 5* f 1
:(I71 slow
8-5
130
5
r>
r,
2 2 3 2 '. E
Dugan
9-H23 G'v. s. n*i Al>3 1 I
:1U fast
13 20
115
2
2
l
l 2 l 4 ' E
1 lugan
Will Belmont 6-8 st
58* fast
9-5
122
4
4
2
4 1 1* OS ]..
Dugan
89660 Belmont 5-S st
59* fast
9 10 112
2
2
2
2* l® !•:
Dugan
89:779 Pimlico 5-S 1
:02g fast
1-2
112
4
1
2
2« 1* E
Dugan
MERIDIAN, b. c. 2
91394 Saratoga 3 1 1
: 14? slow
12
115
4
4
4
By Broomstick —
5 1 * 6' 4 M Glass
5
ll 3
2
5
7
7.‘. C 3 1 J
Glass
9 154 ‘ Sh**e|isheail 3 1 1
11 fast
2
122
4
2
2
3‘ 2‘J A
Th»mns
50 161 Slii-i-psliead 5*. f 1
-06* fast
2
111
2
2
2
2 2 I 4 A
Thomas
90358 Slli-epshead 3 1 1
13K fast
39
122
6
6
4 2 5*J A
Thomas
!n "43 Sheepsheail 5 8 1
* mi fast
2
118
3
1
1
l 3 3 2 J
Glass
(6.123 G’v. -send A 1*3-4 1
11* fast
5
115
4
Fell.
V
Powers
9o069 Gravesend 54 f 1:11 slop
4
111
4
2
2
2 2 l'J V
Powers
7 Lahore. Textile. Special Brew.
5 Semprolus, Colston. Nuusbon.
4 Horfsson, Aldrian. Thrifty.
7 Novelty. Iron Mask. Nanshon.
12 Textile. Whist. Semprolus.
7 Roval Meteor, Wliis). Colston.
AMALFI, ch. c, 2
91115 Empire 5i f 1
91037 Empire 55 f ]
90982 Empire 51 f ]
90728 Empire 54 f 1
90620 Empire 55 f 1
89726 Belmont 5-8 st 1
89624 Belmont 5-8 st 1
89568 Belmont 5-8 st 1
89514 Belmont 1-2 st
WATERVALE, b. c,
91413 Saratoga 3-4 :
91369 Saratoga 3-4 1
91324 Saratoga 3J f '
90461 Sheepshead 55 f 1
90358 Sheepshead 3-4 1
90265 Sheepshea<l 5-8 1
COLSTON, b. c, 2
91369 Saratoga 3-4 1
91324 Saratoga 55 f 1
91291 Saratoga 3-4 1
91162 Saratoga 55 f
90415 Sheepshead 55 f
90356 Sheepshead 5* f
90243 Sheepshead 5-S 1
89803 Belmont 5-8 st
CUTTYHUNK, br. g,
91369 Saratoga 3-4 1
91250 Saratoga 55 f
110
3- 2 loo 1
4- 5 97 4
8-5 108 3
7 100 5
12 102 6
13—5 108 3
7-5 105 1
7 110 8
4 no 7
114
8 115 8
4 114 2
4 IDS 5
5 114 3
5 122 9
6-5 122 4
102
60 mi 4
20 108 10
5 112 3
12 112 5
IS— 5 115 t
6 112 7
13-5 115 7
8 122 2
98
25 107 6
By The Scribe — Tarantella (R. T. Wilson. Jr.).
3 2 3*J A Thomas 4 Danger Mark. Crash. Onager.
3* 1 4 A Thomas 5 DangcrMark. WarJig. Dartworth
2>‘ 2” Butwell 7 Pharaoh. Danger Mark, Seth.
5 3-5 J Glass f> Mr. Goligbtly . Rqgnn, Planter.
5' 3 2 J T Koerner 7 StarCharter. Kogoti. Mr. Goligbtly
3 3 3*1 Creevy (> Antenor, Colston, Heetngon.
25 3 2 j Creevy 5 Featli. Duster, Dang.Mark. Flora
45 2® Creevy il Tow.Ficld. F. Duster. R.Fennant
3 1 3* E Dugan 14 StarO’Ryan. S. Lewis, S. Baldwin
By Watercress — Lady Violet (A. Belmont).
7 7 ,S 1G Archib’d! 1 Novelty, Iron Mask, Xaushon.
3 4 3*5 G Archib’d 7 Iron Mask. Footprint, Colston.
4 1 3 2 E Dugan 1.5 Blackf’t, T. Follies, Contrariwise
3 s \’ Powers 10 Meridian, Aldrian, Novelty.
9 9 ,a 50 11 Shill’g !> R.theWorld. IrooAIusb, Nausbon
l 4 1* E Dugan 7 Antenor. Sigurd. Star Charter.
By Filigrane — Commena (F. A. Forsythe).
45 4"JA Thomas 7 Iron Mask. Footprint. Watervale
8 12 l:, tA Thomas 15 Bl.ickfoot, T. Follies. Watervale.
3nk 4 l2 5W Knapp 17 Swannunoa, Rockville, Savannah
4 2 6 13 A Thomas ;* Semprolus. S|iec’lBrew, Altborpe
6 3 G' 4 JA Thomas 7 Lahore, Textile, Footprint.
5 5 4‘5 A Thomas 13 Warbler. Herodia. Whist.
7 4 7 A Lang 7 Royal Meteor. Whist, Meridian.
3 h 3 s ) V Powers 5 Semprolus. Footprint, Nausbon.
By Ogden — Mariti (R. T. Wilson, Jr.).
6--‘ 5 12 Butwell 7 Iron Mask, Footprint, Watervale
5 l ® 3’5 Diggins (> Nightfall, Contrariwise, F. Story
FIFTH RACE — 1 Mile. All Ages- Handicap. (4S348 — 1:37% — 3—112.)
By Disguise — Royal Rose (J. R. Keene).
15 2*5 Not ter 11 Novelty, Nanshon, Textile..
1* 1“ Not ter 7 Footprint. Watervale. Colston.
2* 2>5 Nutter 7 Novelty. Nanshon. Whist.
2 r ‘ 2* Notter G Nanshon, Novelty. Bluckfoot.
2 2 2>* V Powers :» It. the World. Nanshon, Trapitoek
l 3 1* V Powers 19 FairyStor.v. F.Aces. Mr.Golightl.v
By Inflexible — Gold Lace (T. Monahan).
I-' 4 2 ) W Knapp 11 Novelty. Iron Mask. Nanshon.
2 2 3 Notter 2 Novelty.
1 2 l 4 W Knapp 12 Zeus, Hectagon.. Semprolus.
3 2 15 W Knnjip 12 Whist. Semprolus, Rlackfoot.
4 1 2'J G Archib’d 7 Lahore. Footprint. Speeiul Brew
6 2 6*5 G Archib'd 9 R.theWorld. IrouMask. Nausbon
l l l 4 G Garner 2 Ben Lomond.
5 3 7 Notter 5 Semprolus, Antenor. Fr’kMnllens
By CUuctanunda — Retaliation (J. Sanford).
5'J 5 r, i Butwell 15 I’.lackfoot, T. Follies. Watervale.
25 6*5 A I-ang 17 Sweepaway. ToncUMe, Any Port.
11 IP 'JRollins 12 Textile, Whist. Semprolus.
R.theWorld. Aldrian. I.ir. Rajah.
5 Fool print. Colston. Nausbon.
5 Antenor. Textile. Frank Mullens
G Babbler. Novelty. Zeus.
2 Royal Meteor, Beatrice.
S Seth. Babbler. Dust.
G F. Mullens. Pluvious. Scrimmage
10 F. Mullens. Babbler. Dartworth.
Iron Mask. Watervale, Colston.
SIR JOHN JOHNSON, b. 1
91411 Saratoga 1 3-16 2 Mil*
91400 Saratoga 7-S 1:25 i
91352 Saratoga 3-4 1:125 i
91194 Saratoga 1 1:40 i
90473 Sheepsliead €J f 1:20 1
90405 Sheepshead 1 1:39
90295 Sheepshead 1 1:371
90183 Sheepshead 3-4 1:14*
96125 G’vesend Ab3-4 1:10
RACQUET, ch. c, 4
91117 Saratoga 7-8 1:2S* ]
91 37 1 Saratoga 1 1:38* I
91215 Saratoga 3-4 —
91170 Saratoga 7-8 1:28*
89701 Belmont 3 4 1:13* :
S9609 Belmont 7-S 1:27 i
89315 Belmont 3-4 1:12* :
86290 Aqueduct 3-4 1:13
DAKOSCARA, br. m. C
•J!M4 Saratoga 1 3-16 2:01*
91371 Saratoga 1 1:38* :
91251 Saratoga 1 1 :43ft 1
91194 Saratoga 11:40 i
84379 Saratoga 1 1 :2.N
84312 Saratoga 1 1 :S8* i
L0VETIE, b. c. 3
91403 Saratoga 1 1-8 1:52* i
91295 Saratoga 1 1-1 2:10
91223 Saratoga 11:10 1
89789 Toronto 3 4 1:1.3 :
83374 Shoepshead 3-4 1 :14
S3098 Sheepshead 3-4 1:13*
82831 Sheepsh'd 5J f 1:08
82491 Montreal 5-8 1:00* :
MISS NETT. br. t. 2
91445 Saiatoga 7-S 1:29
91320 Saratoga 3 4 1:14* :
91168 Saratoga 5,5 f 1:09*
90494 Sheepshead 3-4 1:13 !
90182 Sheepshead 5-8 1:00
90110 Gravesend 55 f 1:07* :
S9935 Gravesend 5-S 1:02*
S9X5S Gravesend 5-8 1:02
5UPER8TITION. b. g 6
9I45S Saratoga 1 1-8 1:52* 1
91116 Saratoga 1 1-4 2:11
91555 Saratoga 1 1-8 1:53* i
91223 Saratoga 1 1 :1t)
91120 Empire 1m20v 1:12ft
91091 Empire 1 1-16 1 : lid.
96776 Empire lm20y 1:11*
90675 Empire ltn20y 1:11 i
RT AOKFORD. hr. g. 4
91446 Saratoga 1 1:11*
••I i*o Saratoga 7 8 | : sf
90676 Empire 1 1 161.0
9.C45 Sheepsh’d 1 18 1.,’*
90339 Sheeps’ll I I 16 | 48
90161 Sheeps’ll I I 16 | 49
898 “8 C’veselld I I 16 I 17* 1
89705 Belmont 1 I 16 1:16
CZAR. b. h. 6
91165 Saratoga 1 1:38* 1
9ll*)*i Saratoga 7 8 1:25 i
91355 Saratoga list :53*
90952 Empire 1 1 16 1 15*
90869 Empire I I 8 1:53*
56 Empire I l-S 1:52*
90707 Empire I I 4 2:06*
90545 Sheepsh'd 1 1-8 1:52* :
129
7 122 2
6 129 3
5 130 6
5 124 1
2* 140 4
3 123 3
6 120 5
11-5 122 3
1 122 2
103
5 IDS 1
3} 92 2
13-5 110 l
25 118 4
10 112 1
2J 119 2
40 94 7
4 102 2
108
10 102 1
9-5 107 1
7-5 105 1
30 105 4
16-5 112 2
11-5 111 2
108
11-5 107 1
10 111 4
4 107 5
9-5 114 5
7-10 122 1
7 122 2
6 122 1
7 104 14
4 102 1
5 104 7
4 94 4
5 112 —
2 109 1
1 99 l
3 99 2
102
4 95 1
10 96 1
12 190 4
7 101 1
5 109 2
30 100 6
30 97 7
6 97 2
100
2 97 6
5 105 2
5 108 3
20 103 2
44 103 6
11-5 103 1
9 10 103 3
30 96 3
100
8 105 4
8 105 6
5 110 1
31 112 3
5 110 1
6 110 7
By Isidor — La Tosca II. (Beverwyck Stable).
1 l'i 11 G Archib’d 5 Danoscara, Olambala. Dalmatian
1 11 2" G Archib’d !) Ilanbridge, MaryDavis, Rosseaux
4 41 5'° V Powers 11 Herkimer, Besom, Helmet.
1 1* 1<» V Powers G Stan. Fay, Danoscara, Ham. Court
6 7 h 6 4 J Keogh 12 GuyFisher. Dreamer, Prince Gal.
1 11 l h G Archib’d 7 Nimbus. Itestigouehe, Dorante.
1 1‘i 4 S J E Dugan G King James, Maskette, Czar.
2 2® 2 4 V Powers 3 Restlgouche. Mary Davis.
1 l 2 1 '4 V Powers 4 Restigoiiehe, Shannon, T. Pippin
By Ranald — Lady Cushman (S. C. Hildreth).
1 l l 2 3 Estep 0 Pretend. Restigonche, Cohort.
1 l 3 1‘ Estep 0 Danoscara. Sandhill. Buck.
1 l'J 1 3 _ Estep l, Medal’a. J.A.Munro. G.W.f.eliolt
2 7* S^ 7 Learb S Blackford. Martinez, tl. Hannah.
2 2 2 4* C It Shil’g 5 Riglitcasy, Prince Gat. Sea Cliff.
1 - 3 2* M McGee 5 Jean.d’Are. Casque. M.Antonyll.
5 6* 5' 3 il'ni1 7 Madman. Magazine. Guv Fisher.
4 3" 3"'. G Garner K. folia It. PrfneeGal. Rat Mas ter sou
By Clifford — Mai (J. Sanford).
4 4'i 2 1 A A Walsh r, Sir.). Johnson. Olamhala. Dalmat’n
2 26 2* A Walsh .5 Racquet. Sandhill. Buck.
2 l 2 1 2 1 Butwell Field Mouse, May Amelia.
4 3 2 3‘1 Rollins G Sir.I. Johnson, Stan. Fay, H. Court
3 6 7"’li’reevy 7 R. Grande. Dreamer. tj.'.M'guerite.
3 21 31 Taplin 5 May River, Zienap. Far West.
By Ildrim— Luray (Mrs. L. A. Livingston).
*■ - r ' Scoville G Martinez. Starlmt tie. Fauntleroy
1 3’i 4**JSeoville S Dalmatian. Fair’ tin irpe. II. Court.
7 S 2 7*3 M McGee 11 Effcmli. Suffragist. Cliff Edge.
7 7 h . U* U U urn * 30 R. River. El tin I '.can, J . 1 1. H’ghton
J 1.!* K Uugan Jumndina, KiK’kyO’Hrien. l\Ini_Mn
1 - 11 B Dugan Dalmatian. Swwik Firelx>x.
2 14 26 Scoville Dalmatian. Firelxix. Brusliliroom.
3 ‘26 D McO’thy Mcgantlc. An I limn Girl. Boh R.
By Nasturtium — Merrily (F. Johnson).
6 1J l 4 Moore 17 Hindu. Stare. Whin.
1 l 2 1J J Glass 17 Pleasant. G.ofOphir, T». Duenner
4 4 2 l 1 J Glass 12 Eagle Bird. Helene. Crash.
4 3 : J 3 4 J Van B’nten G Imprint. Danger Mark. Explicit.
2 2} 4‘ J Glass l Horizon. Hectagon, Roy. Meteor.
4 4 3 11 C H Shil’g t Dan. Mark. Heretic. Mr.Golightly
3 2* In .1 Glass t; DangcrMark. FalrMiss. Rluloerat
2 U 1? McCahey 10 It. Mouse. F.RulistalT. Maroiuara
By Aldine — Evangeline Cisneros (W. L. Uanpiu),
1 P 1" G Garner S Boh It.. Cheek. Fncas Chief.
2 26 5*' A Thomas (l Rob Ii.. Dorante. Montgomery.
9 S 1 6* f A Tbontas 11 Fncas Chief. Firestone. Rob R.
4 5> 8 2 J J Reid 11 Effcmli. Suffragist, Cliff Edge.
1 l 2 1* J Reid 3 Attache. Nimbus.
2 2J 26 Estep 7 Rlai k Mate. Nimbus, Norbitt.
9 11 ll 24 A Thomas 11 GuyFisher. Starhottle. Cliff Edge
4 4 4' 2,, lVan R'oten 4 Guy Fisher, Prisetllian. Apache.
By Clifford — Black Vcnns (A. G. Blakeley).
6 s 7“1 Moor*' 1 11 L.ofl.angilen. TuImmi, fines Mark
3 26 l**t J Glass S Martinez. Our Hannah, imitator
4 3* 2 4 .1 Glass 5 Roaucoiip. Galley Slave. Norhiti
7 7 7 , »1J Glass !i Nimbus. Czar. Dorante!
6 6 2* J Glass t, Rockstone, Reamsnip, Casn tie
5 4' 16 J Glass K M.Perig’d. C.Sw’son. L.ofl.’gden
a In I"> ’} ' T V 7- •• Dixon. I,.ofT^ngden
3 4 -j 4 ‘ , J Glass 6 Ballot. Gliievtse, Firestone.
By Uncommon — Liivadia (J. Griffin).
2 2*? 2’iHorbert 7 Helmet. Barlcvtliorpe, Dresiuer.
* * ’ *4A I bom as f) ll’brldge. SlrJ. Johnson. M .Davis
I . , '. ."v V, avis 11 ' "cas Chief. Efr. stone. Bob It.
'I n-. «•>. - 7 Dalmatian, llnek. 1 la m ptonCourt
1 5. 1.® ^ I hi vis Itestlgomfie. Fauntleroy.
•7 ' 'I Mi-Gee 4 Fa’iitleroy, R'llgoiuhe. Rad. Star
2 "• 3” M McGee r. oianibala. Ham. Court P. Imperial
a 61 2® S Davis 'j Nimbus, Dorante, Uncus Chief.
3* 2 4 .1 Glass
7 7 ,0 U Glass
6 2' J Glass
4' ]h J Glass
1® 1" J Glass
4*4 4H J Glass
11 11 2 "‘K Davis
2* 2* J Glass
2 2 3 3 1 S Davis
3“- 3- M MiG.
3 2 3” M MeG*
61 2» S liavls
4
DAILY RAGING FORM.
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 24, 1910.
The New Louisville Jockey Club
CHARLES E. GRAINGER President
M. J. WINN Vice-President and Manager
THE ST. LEGER HANDICAP.
$2,000 VALUE.
THE ST. LEGER HANDICAP $2.n<)0 value. For
three-year-olds and upward. $10 to accompany the nomina-
tion; $.">d additional to start. Guaranteed cash value $2,000,
of which $350 to second and $150 to third. Weights to be
announced three days prior to the day of the race. Winners
of a race other than a selling purse after the announcement
of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. One Mile and a Sixteenth.
THE FRANK FEHR HANDICAP.
$2,000 VALUE.
THE FRANK FEHR HANDICAP.— $2,000 value. For
all ages. $10 to accompany the nomination; $50 additional
to start. Guaranteed cash value of the stakes to be $2,000,
of which $350 to second and $100 to third. Weights to be
announced three days prior to the day of the race. Winners
of a race other than a selling purse after the announcement
of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra.
One Mile and Twenty Yards.
THE IROQUOIS HANDICAP.
$2,000 VALUE.
THE IROQUOIS HANDICAP.— $2,000 value. For all
ages. $10 to accompany the nomination; $50 additional to
start. Guaranteed cash value of the stakes to be $2,000. of
which $.'150 to second and $150 to third. Weights to be an-
nounced three days prior to the day of the race. Winners
of a race other than a selling purse after the announcement
of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. One Mile.
THE FALLS CITY HANDICAP.
$2,000 VALUE.
THE FALLS CITY HANDICAP.— $2,000 value. For
three-year-olds and upward. $10 to accompany the nomina-
tion; $50 additional to start. Guaranteed cash value of the
slakes to be $2,0o0, of which $350 to second and $150 to
third. Weights to be announced three days prior to the day
of the race. Winners of a race other than a selling purse
after the announcement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra.
Six Furlongs.
THE SOUTH LOUISVILLE HANDICAP.
$1,500 VALUE.
THE SOUTH LOUISVILLE HANDICAP.— $1,500 value.
For all ages. $10* to accompany the nomination; $40 addi-
tional to start. Guaranteed cash value of the stakes to be
$1,500. of which $250 to second and $150 to third. Weights
to be announced three days prior to the day of the race.
Winners of a race other than a selling purse after the an-
nouncement of weights to carry 5 lbs. extra. Six Furlongs.
“ CHURCHILL DOWNS.”
OFFICE: 236 ATHERTON BUILDING
STAKES
for
FALL MEETING
to close
Wednesday,
August 31, 1910
Address Communications and Entries to
LYMAN N. DAVIS
SECRETARY
Louisville :::: :::: Kentucky
H. C. APPLEGATE
LYMAN H. DAVIS
THE SHAWNEE SELLING STAKES.
$1,500 VALUE.
THE SHAWNEE SELLING STAKES. —$ 1.500 value.
For three-year-olds and upward. $10 to accompany the nom-
ination; $40 additional to start. Guaranteed cash value of
the stakes to lie $1,500. of which $250 to second and $150
to third. The winner to be sold by auction. Those entered
to be sold for $3,000 to carry weight for age; if for less. 1
lb. allowed for each $200 to $1,400; then 1 lb. for eaeli $100
to $500. Starters, witli selling price, to tie named through
the entry box at the usual hour of closing, and those so
named to be liable for the starting foe.
One Mile and a Sixteenth.
THE GHERUKEE SELLING STAKES.
$1,500 VALUE.
THE CHEROKEE SELLING STAKES.— $1 .500 value.
A selling sweepstakes for three-year-olds and upward. $10
to accompany the nomination; $40 additional to start. Guar-
anteed cash value $1.5o0, of which $250 to second and $150
to third. Tlie winner to lie sold by auction. Those entered
to be sold for $2,500 to carry weight for age: if for less. 1
ih. allowed for each $2iKl to $1,900: then 1 lb. allowed for
each $100 to $500. Starters, with selling price, to lie
named through the entry box at the usual hour of closing,
and those so named will be liable for the starting fee.
One Mile.
THE MAPLE SELLING STAKES.
SI, 500 VALUE.
THE MAPLE SELLING STAKES. - $1,500 value. For
tliree-year-olds and upward. $10 to accompany the nomina-
tion; $40 additional to start. Guaranteed cash value of the
stakes to be $1,500. of which $250 to second and $150 to
third. The winner to be sold by auction. Those entered to
tie sold for $3,000 to carry weight for age; if for less. 1 ]l>.
allowed for each $200 to $1,600: then 1 lb. for each $100 to
$000. Starters, with selling price, to tie named through the
entry box at tlie usual hour of closing, and those so named
to he liable for the starting fee. Six Furlongs.
THE AUTUMN STAKES.
SI, 5DD VALUE.
THE AUTUMN STAKES. — $1,500 value. For two-vear-
ohls. $io to accompany the nomination: $4o additional to
start. Guaranteed cash value of the stakes to be $1,500. of
which $250 to second and $150 to third. Winners of two
stakes of any value or one of $2,000 value to carry 3 lbs. ;
of three stakes of $l,0o0 value or two of $1,500 value, 7
llis. extra. Non-winners of a stake of any value allowed 5
lbs. ; of live races other than selling purses. 9 lbs.; of throe
races other than selling purses since June 1st. 14 lbs.;
maidens allowed 20 lbs. Six Furlongs.
THE GULDEN RDD SELLING STAKES.
$1,500 VALUE.
THE GOLDEN ROD SELLING STAKES $1,500 value.
lor two-year-olds. $10 to accompany the nomination; $40
additional to start. Guaranteed cash value of tlie stakes to
tie $1,500. of which $250 to second and $150 to third. The
winner to be sold by auetion. Those entered to be sold for
$2.a00 to carry weight for age: if for less. 1 lb. allowed for
each $100 to $500. Starters, with selling price, to lie named
through the entry box at the usual hour of closing, and
those so named will be liable tor the starting fee.
Six Furlongs,
8HANN0N, br. c, S 104
91441 Saratoga 3-4 1 : 13* slow 7 113 5 6
91400 Saratoga 7-8 1:25 fast 8 iu*j 9 9 9
91287 Saratoga 7-8 1:28 livy 3 106 1 2 2
91223 Saratoga 1 1:40 fast 7 100 Left at
91089 Empire lm20y 1:41 J fast 6 100 3 1 1
91036 Empire lm20y 1 :41* fast 8 93 7 4 2
90915 Empire 11:39* fast 20 97 4 4 4
90826 Empire 3-4 1:12 fast 15 97 2 5
PRETEND, ch. g, 3 100
91464 Saratoga 1 3-16 1:59* fast 20 110 7 8 8
91417 Saratoga 7-8 1:28* hvy 18-5 99 3 4 4
91323 Saratoga 1 1-8 1:54 good 7 102 5 4 4
91254 Saratoga 1 1-8 1:55 hvy 5 95 2 1 1
9)218 Saratoga 1 1-4 2:07* fast 12 102 5 3 1
91170 Saratoga 7-8 1:282 slow 3* 104 7 7 7
91013 Empire 1 1-8 1:53 fast 5 93 2 3 2
90967 EmpirA 1 1:40* fast 13-10 101 3 4 5
TASTEFUL, ch. g, 3 97
91419 Saratoga 11:45 hvy 9-5 108 3 4 2
91289 Saratoga 1 3 16 2:04 hvy 12-5 95 4 4 4
91219 Saratoga 7-8 1:26* fast 20 107 8 4 4
91171 Saratoga 1 1:43 slow 6 95 6 6 5
89281 Pimlico 1 1:412 fast 4 107 4 2 2
89233 Pimlico 3-4 1:19* slow 1 109 10 9
89*91 Pimlico 3-4 1:252 hvy 8 107 9 5
BISHOP, ch. c. 3 90
91458 Saratoga 1 1-8 1:52* fast 20 93 S 7 7
91419 Saratoga 1 1:45 hvy 15 94 4 2 3
91355 Saratoga 1 1-8 1:532 fast 60 95 7 6 4
91290 Saratoga 7-8 1:26* fast 7 UK) 12 12 12
91194 Saratoga 1 1:40 good 12 95 6 6 6
91113 Empire 1 1:43 hvy 2-9 98 1 2 2
91012 Empire 3-4 1:11? fast 8 95 6 6
By Ogden — Lambent (J. L. McGinnis),
5 5 h 4 5 1 .‘.otter 7 Herkimer, Rarl’thorpe, Countless
9 9 9"iC II Sliil’g 9 H’bridge, SirJ. Johnson, M. Davis
2 3 5 l 3 C H Shil’g 8 Herkimer, Itosseaux, D.ofOrm’de
the [iost. Moi’ahey 11 Effendi, Suffragist. Cliff Edge.
1 2 s 2* McCahey 5 Apache, Hack. Prince Gal.
2 2 s In McCahey 7 Apache, Woodcraft, Prince Gal.
4 4J 5*J Ural 5 Everett, Apache, Restigouche.
5 6*> 4* Ural 6 Magazine, Melisande. Prince Gal
By Golden Maxim — Pretence (R. D. Williams).
8 8'‘JNotter 8 Countless, H. Court. Martinez.
4 1U 1’ G Garner 6 Itacquct, Restigouche, Cohort.
5 5"i .T Reid 6 Martinez. Cherryola, Chief Kee.
11 2'-“ E Martin 4 Olambala, Sea Cliff. Dorante.
-'i 2 s J Reid 8 Bon. Kelso, P. Johnson, M’tgomery
5)> 5 7 G Garner 8 Blackford. Martinez. O. Hannah
4 4 7 A Thomas 4 Restigouche, Glid. Belle. Norbitt.
3i 3 s } G Garner 5 Schoolmarm, I*. Johnson, G. Slave.
By Hastings — Tarpeia (A. Belmont).
2 2»* 4 3 1 E Dugan 9 Cintrella, MerryKnight, Bishop.
4 3 h 2 1 * G Garner 4 Firestone. Bob It., High Private.
4 3 3 3 3 J J Reid 12 Herkimer. Rosseaux, Cintrella.
4 3 3 l 3 G Garner 7 Cintrella, Suffragist, B.Dieskau.
2 2 3 2" E Dugan 8 Dalhousie, Wenna, Vreeland.
3 3'i 3} E Dugan 13 Layminster, Ted.Bear, Charivari.
5 5> 6 17 E Dugan 12 Trudo, Amyl, Glopper.
By Handspring — Musette (J. E. Madden).
7 7 7 * 9 J McCahey 8 Superstition. Boll It., Cheek.
4 5* 3 3 J G Garner 9 Cintrella. MerrvKnight, Tasteful
8 10 9'=}C Brady 11 Uneas Chief. Firestone, Bob It.
12 11 10- 3 4Keogh 12 Herkimer, Rosseaux, Tasteful.
6 6 6 ,3 *E Martin 6 SirJ.Johnson, S.Fay, Pauoscara.
2 2 2 s A Thomas 2 StarActor.
6 46 i~l E Martin 6 Hanbridge, SirAlvescot, R.Queen
SIXTH RACE — 5 1-2 Furlongs, 2-ycar-olds. Selling. (76367 — 1:05 & — 2 — 112.)
JACK STRYKER, b.
91323 Saratoga 5t f
8(1797 Oakland 5-8
89443 Oakland 4J f
GOLD OF OPHIR, b,
91402 Saratoga 5 1 f
91220 Saratoga 3-4
91217 Saratoga 51 f
90P7S Empire 5J f
90784 Empire 5* f
90413 Sheepshead 3 4
90337 Sheepshead 5-8
BEN LOMOND, b. c,
91092 Empire 51 f
91076 Empire 3-4
9(978 Empire 51 f
99950 Empire 5* f
90852 Empire 5* f
90784 Empire 5* f
90160 Sheepshead 5-S
85751 Belmont 41 f st
6 . 2
1 :o7jj fast
1 :0n* fast
54* fast
. f. 2
1 :07* fast
l:14g good
1 :07* fast
1:07* fast
1 :07* fast
1:14 slow
1:00* fast
, 2
1 :06* fast
1 :15g slow
1:07* fast
1 :08 fast
1 :07 fast
1:07* fast
1:02* hvy
56 fast
RYE STRAW, ch. o. 2
90965 Empire 5J f 1 :(
90852 Empire 5* f 1:0
90784 Empire 61 f 1:0
9**654 Empire o| f 1:0
90598 Empire 5-8 1:0
90294 Sheepshead 5-8 1:0
90-240 Sheepshead 5-8 1:6
9*160 Sheepshead 6-8 1:6
CRASH, ch. f. 2
91320 Saratoga 3-4 1:1
91168 Saratoga 61 f 1 :(
91115 Empire 61 f 1 :<i
9101 1 Empire 3-4 1:1
90978 Empire 5J f 1:0
90784 Empire 51 f 1:0
90674 Empire 6* f 1:0
SWISH, b. c, 2
91.320 Saratoga 3-4 1:1
91222 Saratoga 5J f 1:0
90260 Sheepshead 5) f 1:0
89985 Gravesend 5-8 1 :0
PLEASANT, br. f. 2
112
6-5 107 2
6-5 104 1
13-5 112 4
15 110 1
10 112 6
20 115 3
30 115 6
15 118 5
101
10 92 12
4 94 8
6 92 3
15 95 3
20 95 6
12 105 8
13 98 3
104
3 -4 1:14* good 10
102
13
10
12
13
16' 8 1A
Thomas
17
5i f 1:07* fast
20
106
7
11
3
a
6 ,4 1M
McGee
17
5i f 1:08 fast
4
hh
«
4
r,
■
3 3 J'A
Walsh
9
5-8 1:01* fast
31
112
2
3
3
6 7 G
Archib’d 11
51 f 1:08* fast
6
108
3
2
•j
i'
l 3 A
Walsh
It
41 f 55* fast
61
112
10
7
8
6= A
Walsh
12
9*445 Sa 1 ;ii ' iga
914C4 Saratoga
91320 Saratoga
91286 Saratoga
91076 Empire
99
7-8 1:29 slow 3 99 13
61 f 1:07 last 30 102 10
3-4 1:14* good 12 97 10
Si f 1:10| hvy 10 105 12
3 4 1:15* slow 9-5 104 2
91108 Empire
5i f 1:06* fast
40
97
4
3
M22 Brnpire
5J f 1:07* fast
30
107
8
9
PLUTOCRAT.
b. o, 2
108
51414 Sara toga
51 f 1:10 livy
30
Ion
4
2
90337 Sheepshead 5-S 1:00* fast
C
102
G
4
89935 Gravesend fi-8 1:02* mud
6
MS
2
1
8i-733 Belmont
1 2 st 48* fast
4
105
7
8964.’ Belmont
6 8 st 1 roe* mud
15
115
6
3
89516 Belmont
41 f st 53* fast
8
115
5
89207 Aq'duct
41 f st 561 good 8
107
3
81)153 Aqueduct
1-2 st 48 fast
30
106
7
MAMAC. br. g,
91445 Saratoga
91324 Saratoga
91291 Saratoga
91195 Saratoga
ALDIVIA, b. f,
91445 Saratoga
91356 Saratoga
91079 Empire
91044 Empire
91008 Empire
90)954 Empire
90)870 Empire
90852 Empire
7-8 1 :29 slow r 12
54 f 1:08 good 30
3-4 1:16 hvy 8
51 f 1:09* good 31
I
7-8 1 :29 slow 15
51 f 1 :07 fast 10
51 f 1:08* slow 40
51 f 1:07* fast 7
65 f 1:06* fast 4
3-4 1:13* fast 4
3-4 1:13* fast 10
51 f 1:07 fast 8
STARE, ch. g, 2
91445 Saratoga 7-8 1:29 slow 8
91122 Empire
91076 Empire
91014 Empire
90898 Empire
90870 Empire
90816 Empire
90784 Empire
3-4 1:12* fast 8
3-4 1:15* slow 4
3-4 1:12* fast 31
3-4 1:14* fast 13 20
3-4 1:13* fast 11-5
51 f 1:07* fast 11-5
51 f 1:07* fast 5
MARSAND. b. f. 2
912S6 Saratoga
91092 Empire
91044 Empire
90604 I^alonia
9046.8 I,atonia
S9467 Louisville
51 f 1:10* hvy 20
51 f 1:06* fast 9
51 f 1:07* fast 7
5-8 1:00 fast 4
5-8 1:01* good 2
1-2 47 fast 4
By Jack Point — Belle Graham (Victoria Stable).
6' 7‘ 5 Nolan 17 S wee pa way, TouehMe, AnyPort.
41 4* Vosper 8 Kahili, Pawhuska. Maxdiee.
2* In Vandusen 8 Salali, Ban Ann, West Point.
By Ben Brush — Roseling (L. P. Doerhofer).
41 3'< Estep 11 Dan.Mark, H. Barbee, ViaOctavia
21 3'J Estep 17 MissNett, Pleasant, Dr.Duenner.
3 l 2 s Estep !) Leah, Helen Barliee, Imprint.
4 1 21 Estep 13 B. Lomond, TheFollies, Hectagon
31 3* A Thomas 14 Stare. Rye Straw, Footfall.
2 s 2® Van B’otenl3 Imprint. Hectagon, Whin.
5 1 l 3 Estep 18 LlttleRajah, WarJig, Hectagon.
By Ben Strom©— Monita (Brownleigh Park Stable).
5 5 6 18 Creevy !) Hectagon, Bourbon Beau, Agility
11 l 1 Creevy 7 Handrunning, Stare, Agility.
I 3 11 Seoville 13 G.ofOphir, TheFollies, Hectagon
Van B’otenl4 Agility, Ynca, Hiccough.
2' 21 Van Bo’tenlS RyeStraw, Ladasette, TheHague
7 2 7* 7 Creevy 14 Stare, Rye Straw, Gold of Ophir
61 9 7 J Creevy 15 Fair Miss, Dartworth, Garneau.
2 2* Creevy 2 Textile.
By Griffon — Ardstraw (G. Griot).
26 2 3 G Archib’d 7 The Hague. Maid. Pickaninny.
11 11 C H Sbil’gl3 B.Loinond, Ladasette, TheHague
2- 2 s Keogh 14 Stare. Gold of Ophir, Footfall,
l'l 1'1 T Koerner 11 Gauntlet, Fairy Story, Footfall.
3 1 4 5 ! Heath’on 15 Five Aces, Gauntlet. The Hague
3 l 2 3 J Glass 9 Cowl. Dr. Duenner, Rogon.
6 l 7 ,7 !Heath’on 19 IronMnsk, FairyStory, FiveAoes.
2 2 4 : J J Glass 15 Fair Miss, Dartworth. Garneau.
By McGee — Debacle (P. Dunne).
10' 8"J\an B’otenl7 MissNett. Pleasant. GoldofOphir
51 4 : 1 Van B’otenl2 Miss Nett, Eagle Bird, Helene.
21 2* Van B’oten 4 Danger Mark, Amalti, Onager.
5‘} I 3 Van B’oten 9 The Hague, Americaneer, Whin.
31 6*1 Van B’otenl.3 B.Lomond, G.ofOphir, T.Fdllies.
10 12 40 T Koerner 14 Stare. Rye Straw. Gold of Ophir
2 h 3 3 * J Glass 11 Pickan’ny, B.Lasea, NaughtyLad
89362 Lexington 1-2 49 fast 7-10
DELENA, b. f, 2
91356 Saratoga 51 f 1:07 fast 20
90610 Fort Erie 5-8 1:00* fast 15
90306 Hamilton 51 f 1:07* fast 15
50214 Hamilton 5-8 1:00* fast 20
89921 Montreal 5-8 1:03 slow 12
89719 Toronto 5-8 1:03 slow 31
89027 Jacks’ ville 1-2 49* fast 4-5
88846 Jacks’ ville 1-2 49 fast 9-10
EL BART. ch. c, 2
91324 Saratoga 51 f 1:08 good 100
88574 Jaoks’ville 41 f 55* fast 100
NAUGHTY LAD, b. c. 2
91445 Saratoga 7-8 1:29 slow 20
91356 Saratoga 51 f 1:07 fast 12
91112 Empire 51 f 1:09* hvy 5
90816 Empire 51 f 1:07* fast 12
90774 Empire 3-4 1:14* fast 10
90674 Empire 51 f 1:09* good 15
89676 Belmont 6-8 st 59* fast 4
89586 Belmont 41 f st 54* mud 25
DISCONTENT, ch. c, 2
91320 Saratoga 3-4 1:14* good 20
89414 Lexington 41 f 55* fast 9-10
S9337 Lexington 1-2 50* good 7-5
LOWEEN, br. f, 2
51445 Saratoga 7-8 1:29 slow 50
90527 Latonia 5-8 1 :00* fast 14
90073 I^atonia 5-8 1:04* mud 9
89929 Latonia 5-8 1:00* fast 6
89837 Louisville 41 f 54* fast 1
89735 Louisville 5-8 1:01* good 13-5
89387 Lexington 4J f 54* fast 8*
First stnrt for the following:
VAN BU. ch. c, 2
GOLD SPRING, ch. f, 2
51445 Saratoga
90527 I^atonia
90073 I^atonia
89939 Latonia
,,, ,, ,, By Maoy or MajorDaingerfield— Manettie (8.Lazani3>
10 11 11 9 5*1 E Martin 17 Miss Nett, Riiula, Stare.
I 12 12 13 13'* JGilbert 15 Blackfoot. T. Follies. Watervale.
r 7 5 7 3 7 2, 4Gilbert 17 Swannanoa, Rockville. Savannah
11 9 6 l 5 3 G Archib’d23 Dr. Duenner, Ynca. Definite.
By Alforten— Divination (J. A. Bennet).
11 1 14 14 17 !Adams 17 Miss Nett, Rinda, Stare.
.eft at the post. Seoville ]!) Granite. Ben La sea. The Rascal.
1 5 5 5 4 ,3 JA Thomas 5 Round the World, Horizon, Leah
i 7 5 6> 3®i A Thomas 8 Rogon, Hectagon, Beatrice.
> 4 5 6 5 7 1 Van B’oten 7 Pleasant, Planter, Heretic.
4 4 3>» 2 3 G Garner 4 Mr. Golightly. Gauntlet. Dike.
1 5 3 3* 4 3 Van B’oten 5 Novelty, Hectagon, Stare,
i 3 4 4‘1 5 5 J Bergen 13 RyeStraw, B.Lomond, Ladasette.
By Nasturtium — Gaze (R. F. Carman).
’2 2 4 3* 3 4 i .McCahey 17 Miss Nett. Rinda. Whin.
1 4 4 a 3 a 1 'IMcCahey 7 S. Charter, Shackleton. Hectagon
6 o 46 3'i G Garner 7 B.Lomond, Handrunning, Agility
I 0 5 5- 5' 4 A Thomas 8 Novelty, Hectagon. Mr.Golightl*
I 4 3 l'l 1* C H Shil’g S Lcscar, Indian Girl, Cherish.
1 4 5 3 3 J J Glass 5 Novelty, Hectagon. Aldivia.
1 1 l l l 2 C H Shil’glO Dartw’h, Tow.Field, Naught.Liid
I 1 1 l 3 l 3 C H Shil’gl4 RyeStraw, G.ofOphir, Footfall.
By Marta Santa — Proud (J. T. Ireland).
■ 2 3 6- 1** HelenBarbee, TheHague, Van Zen
’ 8 8 8 7- G Garner !) Hectagon. BourbonBeau, Agility
} i „ l , 83 S 23 1C H Shil’g 8 Rogon, Hectagon, Aldivia.
I ulleu up. Mountain 1) Siilney R., Volthorpe, Forohoail.
■ 1 i J* J* Mountain 14 OrientalPcarl. Wachula, M.Day.
7 7 34 lMountain 15 R’dt. World, P.Indnstry, At'ntive
1 l'l 1- J Wilson 14 Evia, Plain Ann. Minnie Wendle
By Martinet — Eatraza (R. D. William*).
! 8 8 *'k *‘ 2 JK Martin It) Granite. Ben Lasca. The Rascal,
f 2 7 3 §, Henry 12 EaglcBird, I’laniitess, MissJonah
l l l nk 2* Pease 11 MissJonah, Hen.Walbank. Supple
! I i ci T Moncreif. Eagle Bird, Planutess
! 3 6 5* 6*1 Adams 8 Eagle Bird. Supple, Lescar.
. “ ? 8 8 Adams 10 Eagle Bird. RosevPnsev, Missive
4 4* 4-J Adams 8 Del Friar, Rosebiirg III.. Oracle
1 1* 1* Adams 7 DixioiBlue. HarvestMoon. Albetto
By Fatherless — Network (J. F. Bartlett).
la Yi 15' 8 }C Grand 15 Blackfoot, T. Follies. Watervale.
) 10 11 11 j A Loo 12 Ellanotte, SirKoarnoy, Pieolata.
, , „ By Fatherless— EUerslie (W. L. Powers).
. n Ml, Dugan 17 Miss Nett. Rinda. Stare.
» J 9 9* 6'°iL Dugan If) Granite, Ben Lasca. The Rascal.
'• tj c I 2 8 * ^ Archib’d 8 Hesitate, Handrunning, Ind.Girl
> 7 5 4- 4-‘* T Koerner 10 Stare, Dartworth. Towton Field.
7 5 ?!, Butwell 12 Little Rajah, Aldivia, TheHague
Bv Plaudit — Mimosa (J. E. Madden).
15 15'*JA Thomas 17 Miss Nct(, Ujnila. Stare.
9- 9' 3 Van B'otenl5 Rockville. Fairy Story. Gauntlet
5' 25 G Garner 17 MissNett, G.ofOphir, Dr.Duenner
9 : 4 ! ‘i Van B’otenlti HelenBarbee. TheHague, VanZee
6 5 6 3 * A Thomas 7 B. Lomond. Handrunning, Stare.
I'J l 3 E Martin 7 Planter, Heretic, Golden Sand.
9 9 2 * A Lang 9 FairyStory. Planter. Helene.
By Sorcerer — Emma Louise (T. J. Clay).
41 4 7 >. ’1’ Koerner 12 TouehMe. I*. Callaway. Hectagon
4'* F.® A Thomas is G.ofOphir. Lit Delta jah. War Jig
3 4 4‘! A Thomas (1 MissNett. Daiiger.Mark, FairMiss
6' 7* Ramsey 13 Pickan'uy, F. Riihst'ler, it. Straw
6 6 3 “J Rut well U Babbler. Novelty. Seiujinilus.
2) 16 (j Archib’d 5 AnnaCasse, R. Meteor, F. Duster.
4'J 7*J G Archib’d 0 Scrimmage. Moncreif. Lula.
3 3 3* Langau 15 Pluvious, Dartworth, Dan. Mark
Running Race Speed Program
OF THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR
Midway Between St. Paul and Minneapolis,
SEPTEMBER 5f H TO 9TH.
Five Days' Horse Racing, Monday to Friday Inclusive.
8 Running Races on Half-Mile Track
2 Running Races on Mile Track
For $3,000.
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RUNNING RACES.
Monday. Septemtier 3:
12 Mile $20<i 7 Furlongs $3)Mi
Tuesday. Septemtier 0:
5 Furlongs $200 3-4 Mile $200
Wednesday. September 7:
1-2 Mile $200 1 1-8 Miles “Derby”$700
Thursday. Septemtier S:
7 Furlongs $:k(0 3-4 Mile $2uo
Friday. Septemtier !):
1 Mile $51HI 1-2 Mile $200
The Derby, 1 1-8 miles, and tlie mile dash will be
run mi the mile track. Entries close night before
race at 9 o’clock.
‘ ; Langan 5 WinningWidow. Flora. Warwick
3 36 4 3 J Langan 5 Novelty, Pluvious, Aldrian.
By Star Shoot — Grievance (W. Clay).
13 11 12 12' 4 JE Martin 17 MissNett, Pleasant. GoliVifOphir
5 2° T Koerner 11 Oracle, Emigrant. Brass Buttou.
6 4 4 l'i T Koerner 14 Enyoc, Clarksburg, Hickey.
By Intrusive — Arthcsia (G. C. Bennett).
17 17 17 li 17 Seoville 17 Miss Nett. Rinda. Stare.
10 10 8 7®J Seoville 12 P.Indnstry. A. A.Dale.T.R. Prince
8 7 7 7'»JScoville lO Golden Egg. EllaRryson. Bet. Sue.
5 5 o 4 3 8 J Seoville 8 Ella Bryson, Oracle, Delanev.
1 16 l 2 Seoville 14 MollyMog. CountyTax. Ben Prior
J o 6) 5** Seoville 10 Oracle. Incision. Lady Ormirant
1 1* 1"6 Seoville 13 J. Denman, Incision. AliceA.Dale
By Chuctanunda — Molly Brant (J. Sanford).
By Brass — Paradise Spring.
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